South Carolina Hurricane & Flood Insurance Contingency Addendum
Free South Carolina flood and hurricane contingency clause. Navigate SC Wind and Hail Underwriting Association coverage, coastal flood zones, and inland dam risks.
CLIMATE & NATURAL HAZARD RISK CONTINGENCY ADDENDUM
ADDENDUM TO SC REALTOR® Standard Form 310 (Agreement to Buy and Sell Real Estate) SOUTH CAROLINA RESIDENTIAL PURCHASE AGREEMENT
SECTION 1: PURPOSE AND SCOPE
Key protections
- South Carolina-specific due diligence period for climate and insurance review
- Insurance premium cap with earnest money protection
- South Carolina Wind and Hail Underwriting Association (SCWHUA) eligibility disclosure requirements
- Hazard zone reclassification contingency
- Seller disclosure obligations for prior damage and mitigation
What's inside
- 1Purpose and Scope
- 2Climate & Insurance Due Diligence Period
- 3Insurance Premium Contingency
- 4Hazard Zone Reclassification Contingency
- 5SOUTH CAROLINA-SPECIFIC PROVISIONS
- 6Limitations and Disclaimers
- 7Execution
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