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Under the TREC promulgated contract forms, when a property is located in a FEMA flood zone, the contract includes provisions that allow the buyer to:

Correct Answer

B) Obtain flood insurance quotes and determine the cost impact before deciding whether to proceed

The TREC contract provisions regarding flood zones allow the buyer to investigate flood insurance costs and determine the financial impact. The buyer can use this information in deciding whether to proceed with the purchase.

Answer Options
A
Automatically terminate the contract with no earnest money refund
B
Obtain flood insurance quotes and determine the cost impact before deciding whether to proceed
C
Demand the seller pay for flood insurance for the first 5 years of ownership
D
Ignore the flood zone status because it is disclosed in the contract

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