; (iv) any Federal legal obligation to obtain and maintain flood insurance running with the property; (v) whether the property is located in a wetland; (vi) whether a National Flood Insurance Program Elevation Certificate has been completed for the property; and (vii) whether the property has received disaster assistance from the Federal Emergency Management Agency, the Small Business Administration, or the Department of Housing and Urban Development; (C) discloses to the maximum extent feasible, in a manner to be determined by the Administrator— (i) the relative flood risk associated with the property as indicated in flood hazard data maintained by the Administrator under this title; and (ii) the availability of and approximate cost of flood insurance for the property; and (D) is delivered by, or on behalf of, the seller to the purchaser before the purchaser becomes obligated under any contract to purchase the property. (2) Requirements for lessors A property flood hazard disclosure for a rental property with a lease for a term that is not shorter than 30 days shall meet the requirements of this subsection only if the disclosure— (A) is made in writing; (B) discloses any actual knowledge of the lessor— (i) of any Federal legal obligation to obtain and maintain flood insurance running with the property; (ii) regarding any prior physical damage caused by flood with respect to the unit being leased; and (iii) of the availability of coverage under this title for contents located in a structure on the property