What is the inspection period in Florida?
It's a set window after your offer is accepted (often around 10–15 days, but negotiable) to inspect the home and decide whether to proceed, ask for repairs, or — under the common 'as-is' contract — cancel and keep your deposit.
In Florida, the inspection period is a negotiated window after your contract is signed — commonly around 10 to 15 days, though it's flexible — during which you inspect the home and decide how to proceed.
Under the widely used 'as-is' contract, this period is powerful: you can cancel for any reason and get your deposit back before it ends. You can also use what you learn to negotiate repairs or a credit. It's one of the most important stretches of the whole deal, and I keep a close eye on the deadline so you never lose that protection by accident.
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