Is it legal for a seller of a home in florida not to fix unsafe issues?

Your legal right as stated is to cancel the contract based upon the inspection and a return of your earnest deposit , but you must follow the time line to terminate based upon the inspection report outlined in your contract or you may not get your deposit back

Florida law requires a home inspection before sale. This can be used for haggling purposes or to stop the sale. The inspection is done to protect both parties in this transaction. I bought my house here in FL and the choice was mine to accept or decline, demand repairs or lower the price by reasonable amounts to offset the repairs needed. There's no hard set rule actually because the laws are different in each county as well. I suggest you talk to the lender as they too have a say in the property they are financing. Check with insurance companies also, they may not insure an unsafe condition/house until properly corrected.

Don't buy the house. However that is the reason why you do in fact get inspections. Im not an expert, but I think it depends on when the house was built. I don't know dates, but we will just say back then you didn't have to have everything to code. I guess you can always report it, but if its too much trouble then don't proceed with the house.

There are no laws against this. However, you can back out of the contract since house didn't pass.

not illegal at all you just do not buy the house go find another one

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