The fact you are in Florida with a much higher ground water temperature makes it a no brainer.

AZ water company is ground water wells.

Capture the water that is falling, and try to reintroduce it into the groundwater system through mother nature's own faculties.

A regular homeowners policy would not normally cover the damage due to ground water seeping in. 

Personally, I spend significant time looking for foundation issues, significant settling or structural issues, and indicators of previous flooding (particularly flooding caused by groundwater rising up from underneath the slab)--these issues are usually deal-breakers for me.

The Indian tribe there has consequence and I would be concerned for the quality of the ground water in the immediate vicinity.

Food can clump together and cause clogs.Facial Cleaning Pads – Thicker than toilet paper and thus can cause problems.Dental Floss – NOT biodegradableHair – Clogs pipes in no time.Dirt – Dump it outside, not in the toilet.Dryer Sheets – Made out of synthetic materials, not biodegradable.Prescription Medicines – Destroys bacteria and contaminates groundwater.

If it is ground water, look into getting a sump pump installed (perhaps in a closet in the bedroom that can be covered with trap door-somewhere out of the way). 

you may ask....because you are adding rain water (which should be pump out to creeks, rivers, bays since it is a clean rain or ground water) to already stressed out sewage system in your county , and you are not paying for the filtration process of added sewage.

Most of the issue isn't a naturally occurring problem, it's a man made problem from pumping too much ground water out of the aquifers, mostly by farmers.