1. National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP) Reauthorization: This program provides insurance coverage for flood damage, and its reauthorization impacts premiums and availability of coverage.

2. Construction Defects Laws: This type of legislation outlines the liability of developers and contractors in the event of construction defects, often affecting insurance coverage.

3. Building Codes: Building codes and regulations can impact insurance premiums and requirements for buildings and properties.

4. Environmental Regulatory Laws: These laws regulate environmental hazards such as contamination and can impact insurance coverage for pollution liability and cleanup costs.

5. Fire Safety Regulations: Fire safety regulations can affect property insurance premiums and requirements for fire suppression systems and other safety features.

6. Zoning and Land Use Regulations: These laws can determine how properties are used and can impact insurance coverage.

7. Liability Laws: Liability laws outline legal responsibilities for accidents and injuries on properties and can impact insurance coverage.

8. Climate Change Regulations: Climate change regulations can impact insurance coverage for properties located in areas with increased risk of natural disasters.

9. Cyber Security Regulations: Cybersecurity laws impact insurance coverage for cyber-attacks and data breaches affecting real estate transactions.

10. Intellectual Property Laws: Intellectual property laws can affect insurance coverage for trademark and copyright infringement claims in real estate transactions.