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Chapter 1 Appraisal and Property Requirements

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 Hazards and Nuisances: Flood Zones and Insurance Page 1-18c  

General Requirements can be found in: Mortgagee Letter 2005-48 (existing properties over 1 year old), HUD Handbooks 4000.2 Rev-3 Section 2-6,& 4150.2 Section 2-2 & Mortgagee Letter 99-34 for new construction (not applicable to condominium projects).

Appraisers are required to verify whether the subject property is located in a designated flood zone and indicate the designation on the appraisal form together with the flood map panel number and map date.

Please Contact FEMA Flood Hazard Mapping for more information on National Flood Insurance Program maps.

 -   Airports
 -   Railroad tracks and other high noise sources
 -   Flood zones and insurance
 -   Lead based paint
 -   Radon
 -   Overhead high voltage transmission towers and lines
 -   Operating and abandoned oil and gas wells, tanks and pressure lines
 -   Insulation materials
 -   Lava zones
 -   Avalanche hazards

 

 

 
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