When a Property General Inspection Isn’t Enough

by amyc

All Florida Realtors residential contracts include language giving the buyer the ability to conduct an inspection, but it’s not quite that simple – and the clock is ticking. What if the general inspector suspects termites? What if an open permit is discovered after the inspection deadline? What if a general inspection of the property isn’t enough?

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