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VACANT LAND. HE'S BUYING VACANT LAND.
Am I the only one reading this? Jeez.
If the tree was an obvious hazard, it's your responsibility. If it wasn't, then it's not. The court decides. Yay American judicial system!
Really, if you're financing this, the lender will tell you what's required. You'll be responsible for some maintenance I'm sure (trash pickup, keeping the grass mowed, etc.). If it's in a subdivided development, there may be some covenants in the deed that you're required to follow that may add some expense. Without knowing more about where or what you're buying, it's kind of hard to be any more specific.
If I knew any FL real estate agents, I'd fork over the names, but I don't. Do you need me to ask my friends that live there? If so, what part of the state?
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The hurricanes can hit anywhere, including the entire state at once.
Flooding? You're buying vacant land. Unless you're buying beachfront property and you're concerned about erosion, flooding doesn't matter.
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