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A seller in Galveston, Texas is selling a beachfront property. The property requires both flood insurance (NFIP) and windstorm insurance (TWIA). Under Texas law, the seller must disclose:

Correct Answer

C) Both the flood zone designation and the TWIA windstorm insurance requirement as material property conditions

Both the flood zone designation and the TWIA windstorm requirement are material conditions that affect the property's insurance costs and requirements. The seller must disclose both to ensure the buyer understands the full cost and risk profile.

Answer Options
A
Only the flood zone designation because windstorm is the buyer's responsibility to investigate
B
Only the TWIA requirement because flood insurance is a federal matter
C
Both the flood zone designation and the TWIA windstorm insurance requirement as material property conditions
D
Neither, because insurance requirements are the lender's responsibility to communicate to the buyer

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Key Terms:

floodwindstormGalvestondual_insurancedisclosure

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