New Law Requires Flood History Disclosure
Q: I own a condominium unit in Florida that I rent out. I heard there is a new law about disclosing flood history to my tenants. I personally have not filed any insurance claims regarding this unit, but I am aware that the condominium association filed a claim for flood damage under its policy last year. Am I required to disclose to the tenant that the association filed this flood damage claim, even though I was not the one who filed it? (J.D., via e-mail)
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