Is the Florida "As Is" Real Estate Contract a Misnomer?

If you’re selling a home in Florida, you’ve probably heard the term “as is contract.” Many sellers assume it means the buyer takes the home exactly as it sits, no repairs, take it or leave it! It seems understandable, given how 'as is' is normally understood, but in Florida real estate, it often plays out differently. Sellers hear “as is” and think the buyer has no leverage. But an inspection contingency CAN create leverage. Not because the buyer can DEMAND repairs, but because they can decide to walk away.

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This video is for general informational purposes only and is not legal, insurance, or financial advice. Real estate transactions vary. For advice specific to your situation, consult a licensed attorney, insurance professional, or financial advisor.

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