Environmental
A seller of a property in a FEMA flood zone must disclose this fact to the buyer:
AOnly if the property was previously flooded
BBecause it affects the buyer's insurance costs and property use✓ Correct
COnly if required by the lender
DOnly if the property has flood damage visible
Explanation
Flood zone designation is a material fact that affects insurance costs, financing requirements, and property use, and must be disclosed to buyers.
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