Rob Moore, Carlene McNulty and Grady McCallie

Homebuyers have a right to know about past flood damage

08/24/2023 by Rob Moore, Carlene McNulty and Grady McCallie

The North Carolina Real Estate Commission is now poised to consider giving home buyers the right to know a home’s flood history and other flood risk information.

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Homebuyers have a right to know about past flood damage

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