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Is it illegal for a mortgage company to demand flood insurance for more than what they are owed?

My mortgage was sold. The new mortage company is demanding flood insurance for the replacement value of my home and not just for the mortage amount. Is this legal? How can I fight this?

 
 
 
 
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