The Natural Resources Defense Council is advocating for stricter flood disclosure laws in Georgia, where such requirements currently do not exist. A recent study indicates that Georgia homebuyers may face around $140,000 in flood damages over a 30-year mortgage, ranking the state third in the nation for flood-related costs. Experts emphasize the need for real estate agents to disclose a property's flood history to help buyers make informed decisions, especially in light of climate change and increasing flood risks.
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