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Sell with us

Whether it’s the family home or an office building, the process below is how we take Florida sellers from “thinking about it” to closed — and the forms you’ll see along the way.

  1. 1

    Pricing consultation

    Your agent walks the property and prepares a comparative market analysis from recent nearby sales — you get a realistic range, not a teaser number.

  2. 2

    Prep & disclosures

    Complete the Seller’s Property Disclosure (and lead paint disclosure for pre-1978 homes). We’ll flag the cheap fixes that actually move price.

  3. 3

    Listing agreement & launch

    Sign the Exclusive Right of Sale agreement, then we handle photography, MLS placement, and marketing.

  4. 4

    Showings & offers

    We coordinate showings and present every offer with a plain-English breakdown of price, financing strength, and contingencies.

  5. 5

    Contract to close

    Most Florida deals use the FAR/BAR “AS IS” contract: buyer inspects during the inspection period, then the file moves through appraisal, title, and closing — typically 30–45 days.

Florida seller forms

Sample versions of the documents most sellers ask about. Your agent completes these with you — but it never hurts to read ahead.

Seller's Property DisclosureRequired disclosure of known material defects — residential sales.FAR/BAR “AS IS” Contract OverviewWhat to expect from Florida’s standard purchase contract.Exclusive Right of Sale Listing AgreementThe agreement that puts us to work for you.Lead-Based Paint DisclosureFederally required for homes built before 1978.

Ready when you are

Tell us what you're selling and an agent will call you back — usually the same day — with an honest read on the market and what your next step should be.

  • ✓ No pressure, no obligation
  • ✓ A real person, not a call center