Can I ask the seller to make repairs?
Yes — after the inspection you can request repairs or, often more cleanly, a credit so you control the work. Sellers may agree, counter, or decline (especially in 'as-is' deals), so it becomes part of the negotiation.
Yes. After the inspection, requesting repairs is common. Many of my clients actually prefer asking for a closing-cost credit or price reduction instead, so they control who does the work and how well — sellers sometimes do the cheapest possible fix.
The seller can agree, counter, or decline, particularly under Florida's common 'as-is' contract, where they're not obligated to repair anything. That's why your inspection-period leverage matters. I'll help you decide what's reasonable to ask for and frame it in a way that keeps the deal together while protecting you.
This answer is general education, not legal, tax, or financial advice. Your situation is unique — let's talk through the specifics together.