Yes. Florida law requires sellers to disclose known issues that affect the value or safety of the home, even if you’re selling it as-is.
Thinking about skipping the disclosures? Think again.
In Florida, sellers must disclose any known defects that could affect the home's value or pose a safety risk. This includes roof leaks, foundation cracks, electrical issues, or past water damage—even if you’ve already repaired them.
Trying to hide a problem? That could land you in legal trouble.
I’m Eve Metlis with Watson Realty, and I’ve guided hundreds of Central Florida sellers through disclosure forms. The goal isn’t to scare buyers away—it’s to protect you from future liability and set expectations clearly.
Even if you’re selling “as-is,” disclosures still apply. Honesty now avoids lawsuits later.
📞 Have questions about what you need to disclose? I’m here to guide you through the process the right way.
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