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A buyer in Texas is purchasing a property that has received FEMA disaster assistance for flooding in the past. Under federal law, what implication does this have for the buyer?

Correct Answer

B) If the property received FEMA disaster assistance, the buyer must maintain flood insurance as a condition of the assistance

Under federal law, properties that have received FEMA disaster assistance for flooding are required to maintain flood insurance going forward. This obligation transfers to subsequent property owners.

Answer Options
A
The buyer receives a discount on future flood insurance premiums
B
If the property received FEMA disaster assistance, the buyer must maintain flood insurance as a condition of the assistance
C
The buyer is exempt from flood insurance requirements because FEMA has already addressed the risk
D
The property cannot be sold until all FEMA assistance has been repaid

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