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All key elements of the draft are supported by the official 2024 Florida Statutes page for section 689.302. The statute requires sellers to provide a flood disclosure at or before contract signing, and the prescribed form asks about prior flood-related insurance claims (including NFIP) and receipt of federal assistance (including FEMA). The statute defines “flooding” and does not include a separate checkbox purely about prior flooding apart from claims/assistance. The history note confirms the section was created by chapter 2024-215, Laws of Florida.
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All key elements of the draft are supported by the official 2024 Florida Statutes page for section 689.302. The statute requires sellers to provide a flood disclosure at or before contract signing, and the prescribed form asks about prior flood-related insurance claims (including NFIP) and receipt of federal assistance (including FEMA). The statute defines “flooding” and does not include a separate checkbox purely about prior flooding apart from claims/assistance. The history note confirms the section was created by chapter 2024-215, Laws of Florida.