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USPS Delivery Issues with new purchase

Just purchased an existing SFH in a suburb community. I am now just finding out that the USPS has been refusing to deliver mail to my mail box because the carrier received complaints from my neighbor for damage to his lawn. This is a suburb community where the carrier drives up to each mailbox to deliver mail, and he is not able to park and walk to deliver letters. Our mailboxes sit about 5 feet away from the curb, and apparently in the past he would drive up to my mailbox, deliver mail, then drive off crossing my neighbors lawn. The neighbor complained and USPS is now refusing to deliver mail to my mailbox due to it's location, and USPS states the only options are for me to move the mailbox or to pick up my mail at their office.

This is a rather expensive brick-built mailbox, so rebuilding one is costly. My main question: Was the seller of my property required to disclose this issue with the nieghbor and the fact that the USPS has not been delivering mail to the property given the placement of the mail box? None of this was disclosed and we found out after closing when we noticed mail not arriving. Property is in Florida.

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