Is there a moral obligation to disclose that your house has flooded?

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By Jake BittleJun 8, 2022, 10:15 am260 pts
Imagine you’re moving from Tampa, Florida, to Dallas, Texas. You own a house in Tampa, but you’re changing jobs, so you put the house on the market. Soon, potential buyers start showing up. You tell them about the nice neighborhood, the good restaurants nearby, and the community pool — but there’s one…

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