Every law this site relies on
This page is generated from the code rather than written, so it cannot drift out of date. Every figure on this site is stored with the source it came from; joining those sources to the pages that use them produces the list below — 293 figures drawn from 34 sources, of which 11 are government or legislature sites.
How to read it
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Statute links point at the current-year compilation on the Legislature’s own site. Florida amends property, insurance and landlord law most sessions, so a section that reads one way today may not next year — which is exactly why the link matters more than our summary of it.
Florida Statutes
78 sections, ordered by how much of the site depends on them.
Florida Statutes §713.06
25 pages rely on it
- Building and renovating in Florida
- Additions and accessory units
- The contractor took the money and never came back
- Do I need a permit?
- Impact windows, shutters, and what the code actually requires
- Construction liens, and how homeowners end up paying twice
- What renovation costs in Florida
- Roof repair, replacement and the 25% rule
- Seawalls and docks
- Solar panels in Florida
- Unpermitted work, and when it catches up with you
- Buying vacant land
- Open permits, and the closing they hold up
- Hiring someone in Florida
- Hiring an architect in Florida
- Hiring a contractor in Florida
- Hiring an electrician in Florida
- What a handyman can legally do in Florida
- Hiring an HVAC contractor in Florida
- Hiring an interior designer in Florida
- Hiring a plumber in Florida
- Hiring a pool contractor in Florida
- Home warranties
- Aluminium branch wiring
- Pools: the safety law, and what one costs to own
Florida Statutes §199.133
19 pages rely on it
- Buying a house in Florida
- Buying at auction
- Florida closing costs, and who actually pays them
- How a Florida closing works
- Title insurance
- Divorce and the house
- Moving to Florida from another state
- Quit claim deeds, and when not to use one
- Title defects, and why the search is not the protection
- Choosing a mortgage lender in Florida
- Hiring a real estate agent in Florida
- Hiring a land surveyor in Florida
- Choosing a title company in Florida
- Selling a house in Florida
- 1031 exchanges
- Cash buyers and “we buy houses” offers
- FIRPTA: selling as a foreign owner
- What it costs to sell
- Selling without an agent
Florida Statutes §201.02
19 pages rely on it
- Buying a house in Florida
- Buying at auction
- Florida closing costs, and who actually pays them
- How a Florida closing works
- Title insurance
- Divorce and the house
- Moving to Florida from another state
- Quit claim deeds, and when not to use one
- Title defects, and why the search is not the protection
- Choosing a mortgage lender in Florida
- Hiring a real estate agent in Florida
- Hiring a land surveyor in Florida
- Choosing a title company in Florida
- Selling a house in Florida
- 1031 exchanges
- Cash buyers and “we buy houses” offers
- FIRPTA: selling as a foreign owner
- What it costs to sell
- Selling without an agent
Florida Statutes §201.08
19 pages rely on it
- Buying a house in Florida
- Buying at auction
- Florida closing costs, and who actually pays them
- How a Florida closing works
- Title insurance
- Divorce and the house
- Moving to Florida from another state
- Quit claim deeds, and when not to use one
- Title defects, and why the search is not the protection
- Choosing a mortgage lender in Florida
- Hiring a real estate agent in Florida
- Hiring a land surveyor in Florida
- Choosing a title company in Florida
- Selling a house in Florida
- 1031 exchanges
- Cash buyers and “we buy houses” offers
- FIRPTA: selling as a foreign owner
- What it costs to sell
- Selling without an agent
Florida Statutes §689.302
18 pages rely on it
- Seawalls and docks
- Unpermitted work, and when it catches up with you
- When the appraisal comes in low
- The inspection period
- The seller did not disclose a defect
- Guides, deadlines and protection
- WDO inspections and pest control
- When to hire a real estate attorney in Florida
- Aluminium branch wiring
- Mould, and the rule that protects you from the industry
- Pools: the safety law, and what one costs to own
- Septic systems and private wells
- Selling a house in Florida
- Cash buyers and “we buy houses” offers
- What a Florida seller must disclose
- If the buyer walks
- Selling an inherited house
- Selling without an agent
Florida Statutes §489.128
16 pages rely on it
- Building and renovating in Florida
- Additions and accessory units
- The contractor took the money and never came back
- Construction liens, and how homeowners end up paying twice
- What renovation costs in Florida
- Screen enclosures and pool cages
- Seawalls and docks
- Unpermitted work, and when it catches up with you
- Hiring someone in Florida
- Hiring a contractor in Florida
- Hiring an electrician in Florida
- What a handyman can legally do in Florida
- Hiring an HVAC contractor in Florida
- Hiring a plumber in Florida
- Hiring a pool contractor in Florida
- Hiring a roofer in Florida
Florida Statutes §713.08
16 pages rely on it
- Building and renovating in Florida
- Additions and accessory units
- The contractor took the money and never came back
- Construction liens, and how homeowners end up paying twice
- What renovation costs in Florida
- Screen enclosures and pool cages
- Seawalls and docks
- Unpermitted work, and when it catches up with you
- Hiring someone in Florida
- Hiring a contractor in Florida
- Hiring an electrician in Florida
- What a handyman can legally do in Florida
- Hiring an HVAC contractor in Florida
- Hiring a plumber in Florida
- Hiring a pool contractor in Florida
- Hiring a roofer in Florida
Florida Statutes §713.135
16 pages rely on it
- Building and renovating in Florida
- Additions and accessory units
- The contractor took the money and never came back
- Construction liens, and how homeowners end up paying twice
- What renovation costs in Florida
- Screen enclosures and pool cages
- Seawalls and docks
- Unpermitted work, and when it catches up with you
- Hiring someone in Florida
- Hiring a contractor in Florida
- Hiring an electrician in Florida
- What a handyman can legally do in Florida
- Hiring an HVAC contractor in Florida
- Hiring a plumber in Florida
- Hiring a pool contractor in Florida
- Hiring a roofer in Florida
Florida Statutes §627.7011
14 pages rely on it
- Metal, tile or shingle
- Roof repair, replacement and the 25% rule
- Solar panels in Florida
- Finding a Florida insurance agent
- Hiring a roofer in Florida
- Hiring a structural engineer in Florida
- What a 4-point inspection is
- /own/insurance/citizens/
- Lowering the premium, in order
- Which policy form you actually have
- Your 4-point inspection failed
- Your policy was cancelled or non-renewed
- A denied or underpaid roof claim
- /own/insurance/roof-age-rules/
Florida Statutes §193.155
12 pages rely on it
- Buying a house in Florida
- Buying new construction in Florida
- Divorce and the house
- How to hold title
- Moving to Florida from another state
- Choosing a mortgage lender in Florida
- Mortgage insurance, and how to stop paying it
- Florida property tax
- Appeal your property tax assessment
- Filing for the homestead exemption
- Moving your Save Our Homes cap to a new home
- Second homes and seasonal property
Florida Statutes §194.011
10 pages rely on it
Florida Statutes §194.013
10 pages rely on it
Florida Statutes §626.854
10 pages rely on it
- How this site is written
- Guides, deadlines and protection
- Hurricane preparation, the part nobody covers
- Hiring a public adjuster
- Owning a home in Florida
- Assignment of benefits, and why the door-knocker still has one
- Storm claims, and when a public adjuster is worth it
- When your insurer fails
- Mould, and the rule that protects you from the industry
- A denied or underpaid roof claim
Florida Statutes §627.70131
10 pages rely on it
- How this site is written
- Guides, deadlines and protection
- Hurricane preparation, the part nobody covers
- Hiring a public adjuster
- Owning a home in Florida
- Assignment of benefits, and why the door-knocker still has one
- Storm claims, and when a public adjuster is worth it
- When your insurer fails
- Mould, and the rule that protects you from the industry
- A denied or underpaid roof claim
Florida Statutes §627.70132
10 pages rely on it
- How this site is written
- Guides, deadlines and protection
- Hurricane preparation, the part nobody covers
- Hiring a public adjuster
- Owning a home in Florida
- Assignment of benefits, and why the door-knocker still has one
- Storm claims, and when a public adjuster is worth it
- When your insurer fails
- Mould, and the rule that protects you from the industry
- A denied or underpaid roof claim
Florida Statutes §718.116
9 pages rely on it
Florida Statutes §83.56
9 pages rely on it
Florida Statutes §489.126
8 pages rely on it
Florida Statutes §509.032
8 pages rely on it
Florida Statutes §509.241
8 pages rely on it
Florida Statutes §83.57
8 pages rely on it
Florida Statutes §720.3085
7 pages rely on it
Florida Statutes §83.49
7 pages rely on it
Florida Statutes §190.001
6 pages rely on it
Florida Statutes §553.899 and §718.112 — milestone inspections and SIRS
6 pages rely on it
Florida Statutes §627.4025
5 pages rely on it
Florida Statutes §627.701
5 pages rely on it
Florida Statutes §197.172
4 pages rely on it
Florida Statutes §197.502
4 pages rely on it
Florida Statutes §489.103
4 pages rely on it
Florida Statutes §553.79
4 pages rely on it
Florida Statutes §627.7152
4 pages rely on it
Florida Statutes §95.11
4 pages rely on it
Florida Statutes §482.226
3 pages rely on it
Florida Statutes §509.013
3 pages rely on it
Florida Statutes §509.242
3 pages rely on it
Florida Statutes §515.27
3 pages rely on it
Florida Statutes §515.29
3 pages rely on it
Florida Statutes §627.4133
3 pages rely on it
Florida Statutes §627.706
3 pages rely on it
Florida Statutes §718.303
3 pages rely on it
Florida Statutes §720.303
3 pages rely on it
Florida Statutes §720.305
3 pages rely on it
Florida Statutes §720.311
3 pages rely on it
Florida Statutes §83.51
3 pages rely on it
Florida Statutes §83.53
3 pages rely on it
Florida Statutes §83.60
3 pages rely on it
Florida Statutes §83.64
3 pages rely on it
Florida Statutes §83.67
3 pages rely on it
Florida Statutes §163.04
2 pages rely on it
Florida Statutes §193.624
2 pages rely on it
Florida Statutes §456.072
2 pages rely on it
Florida Statutes §475.278
2 pages rely on it
Florida Statutes §760.27
2 pages rely on it
Florida Statutes §82.035
2 pages rely on it
Florida Statutes §82.036
2 pages rely on it
Florida Statutes §83.63
2 pages rely on it
Florida Statutes §125.0103
1 page relies on it
Florida Statutes §163.045
1 page relies on it
Florida Statutes §163.31771
1 page relies on it
Florida Statutes §196.011
1 page relies on it
Florida Statutes §196.075
1 page relies on it
Florida Statutes §196.081
1 page relies on it
Florida Statutes §196.082
1 page relies on it
Florida Statutes §196.102
1 page relies on it
Florida Statutes §196.202
1 page relies on it
Florida Statutes §196.24
1 page relies on it
Florida Statutes §475.25
1 page relies on it
Florida Statutes §507.03
1 page relies on it
Florida Statutes §507.06
1 page relies on it
Florida Statutes §631.57
1 page relies on it
Florida Statutes §695.01
1 page relies on it
Florida Statutes §723.002
1 page relies on it
Florida Statutes §817.535
1 page relies on it
Florida Statutes §83.58
1 page relies on it
Florida Statutes §83.595
1 page relies on it
Florida Statutes §83.62
1 page relies on it
Florida Statutes §83.682
1 page relies on it
Agencies, codes and other sources
42 sources — departments, codes, federal programmes and standards bodies.
Florida Office of Insurance Regulation
43 pages rely on it
- Do I need a permit?
- Impact windows, shutters, and what the code actually requires
- What renovation costs in Florida
- Metal, tile or shingle
- Roof repair, replacement and the 25% rule
- Screen enclosures and pool cages
- Solar panels in Florida
- Buying a house in Florida
- Buying at auction
- Florida closing costs, and who actually pays them
- How a Florida closing works
- Condo or house
- First-time buyer assistance in Florida
- The inspection period
- Buying new construction in Florida
- Title insurance
- Divorce and the house
- Hurricane preparation, the part nobody covers
- Moving to Florida from another state
- Quit claim deeds, and when not to use one
- Title defects, and why the search is not the protection
- Hiring an architect in Florida
- Hiring a home inspector in Florida
- Finding a Florida insurance agent
- Choosing a mortgage lender in Florida
- Hiring a real estate agent in Florida
- Hiring a land surveyor in Florida
- Choosing a title company in Florida
- Owning a home in Florida
- Home warranties
- /own/insurance/4-point-inspection/cost/
- /own/insurance/citizens/
- Hurricane deductibles
- Lowering the premium, in order
- Your policy was cancelled or non-renewed
- /own/insurance/roof-age-rules/
- What a wind mitigation inspection is
- Selling a house in Florida
- 1031 exchanges
- Cash buyers and “we buy houses” offers
- FIRPTA: selling as a foreign owner
- What it costs to sell
- Selling without an agent
Florida DBPR
34 pages rely on it
- Building and renovating in Florida
- Additions and accessory units
- The contractor took the money and never came back
- Do I need a permit?
- Impact windows, shutters, and what the code actually requires
- Construction liens, and how homeowners end up paying twice
- What renovation costs in Florida
- Roof repair, replacement and the 25% rule
- Screen enclosures and pool cages
- Seawalls and docks
- Solar panels in Florida
- Unpermitted work, and when it catches up with you
- The inspection period
- Buying vacant land
- Open permits, and the closing they hold up
- Hiring someone in Florida
- Hiring an architect in Florida
- Hiring a contractor in Florida
- Hiring an electrician in Florida
- What a handyman can legally do in Florida
- Hiring a home inspector in Florida
- Hiring an HVAC contractor in Florida
- Hiring an interior designer in Florida
- Hiring a plumber in Florida
- Hiring a pool contractor in Florida
- Home warranties
- What a 4-point inspection is
- /own/insurance/4-point-inspection/cost/
- Aluminium branch wiring
- Mould, and the rule that protects you from the industry
- Pools: the safety law, and what one costs to own
- Second homes and seasonal property
- Renters insurance
- When the landlord will not repair
Florida Department of Revenue
31 pages rely on it
- How this site is written
- Additions and accessory units
- Buying a house in Florida
- How a Florida closing works
- First-time buyer assistance in Florida
- Buying new construction in Florida
- /contact/
- Guides, deadlines and protection
- Divorce and the house
- How to hold title
- Moving to Florida from another state
- Quit claim deeds, and when not to use one
- Hiring an appraiser in Florida
- Choosing a mortgage lender in Florida
- Hiring a property manager in Florida
- When to hire a real estate attorney in Florida
- Owning a home in Florida
- CDD fees, and the half that never goes away
- Mortgage insurance, and how to stop paying it
- Florida property tax
- Appeal your property tax assessment
- Filing for the homestead exemption
- Exemptions beyond homestead
- Moving your Save Our Homes cap to a new home
- Second homes and seasonal property
- Being a landlord in Florida
- Selling an inherited house
- Renting your Florida property short-term
- Insuring a short-term rental
- Licence and taxes
- Local rules and preemption
Angi — wind mitigation inspection cost
23 pages rely on it
- Impact windows, shutters, and what the code actually requires
- Metal, tile or shingle
- Roof repair, replacement and the 25% rule
- Solar panels in Florida
- Buying a house in Florida
- Condo or house
- First-time buyer assistance in Florida
- The inspection period
- Buying new construction in Florida
- Hurricane preparation, the part nobody covers
- Moving to Florida from another state
- Hiring a home inspector in Florida
- Finding a Florida insurance agent
- Owning a home in Florida
- Home warranties
- /own/insurance/4-point-inspection/cost/
- /own/insurance/citizens/
- Hurricane deductibles
- Lowering the premium, in order
- Your policy was cancelled or non-renewed
- /own/insurance/roof-age-rules/
- What a wind mitigation inspection is
- Selling a house in Florida
Florida Office of Insurance Regulation — wind mitigation resources
23 pages rely on it
- Impact windows, shutters, and what the code actually requires
- Metal, tile or shingle
- Roof repair, replacement and the 25% rule
- Solar panels in Florida
- Buying a house in Florida
- Condo or house
- First-time buyer assistance in Florida
- The inspection period
- Buying new construction in Florida
- Hurricane preparation, the part nobody covers
- Moving to Florida from another state
- Hiring a home inspector in Florida
- Finding a Florida insurance agent
- Owning a home in Florida
- Home warranties
- /own/insurance/4-point-inspection/cost/
- /own/insurance/citizens/
- Hurricane deductibles
- Lowering the premium, in order
- Your policy was cancelled or non-renewed
- /own/insurance/roof-age-rules/
- What a wind mitigation inspection is
- Selling a house in Florida
Johnson v. Davis, 480 So. 2d 625 (Fla. 1985)
18 pages rely on it
- Seawalls and docks
- Unpermitted work, and when it catches up with you
- When the appraisal comes in low
- The inspection period
- The seller did not disclose a defect
- Guides, deadlines and protection
- WDO inspections and pest control
- When to hire a real estate attorney in Florida
- Aluminium branch wiring
- Mould, and the rule that protects you from the industry
- Pools: the safety law, and what one costs to own
- Septic systems and private wells
- Selling a house in Florida
- Cash buyers and “we buy houses” offers
- What a Florida seller must disclose
- If the buyer walks
- Selling an inherited house
- Selling without an agent
Citizens Property Insurance
14 pages rely on it
- Metal, tile or shingle
- Roof repair, replacement and the 25% rule
- Solar panels in Florida
- Finding a Florida insurance agent
- Hiring a roofer in Florida
- Hiring a structural engineer in Florida
- What a 4-point inspection is
- /own/insurance/citizens/
- Lowering the premium, in order
- Which policy form you actually have
- Your 4-point inspection failed
- Your policy was cancelled or non-renewed
- A denied or underpaid roof claim
- /own/insurance/roof-age-rules/
FEMA / National Flood Insurance Program
12 pages rely on it
- Screen enclosures and pool cages
- Buying vacant land
- Hurricane preparation, the part nobody covers
- Hiring a land surveyor in Florida
- Hurricane deductibles
- Elevation certificates
- Flood insurance, and the gap in every Florida policy
- Lowering the premium, in order
- Which policy form you actually have
- Storm damage and your lease
- Renters insurance
- Insuring a short-term rental
Florida Building Code
12 pages rely on it
- Additions and accessory units
- Do I need a permit?
- Impact windows, shutters, and what the code actually requires
- What renovation costs in Florida
- Metal, tile or shingle
- Roof repair, replacement and the 25% rule
- Screen enclosures and pool cages
- Hiring an architect in Florida
- Hiring a pool contractor in Florida
- Hiring a roofer in Florida
- A denied or underpaid roof claim
- What a wind mitigation inspection is
Chubb — 4-point inspections
9 pages rely on it
Florida DBPR — estoppel certificate fees
9 pages rely on it
Citizens Property Insurance — eligibility
6 pages rely on it
FirstService Residential — Florida CDD fees
6 pages rely on it
FBI Internet Crime Complaint Center — 2025 Internet Crime Report
4 pages rely on it
Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services
4 pages rely on it
NAR settlement practice changes, effective August 2024
4 pages rely on it
Florida enhanced life estate (lady bird) deeds — practitioner guidance
3 pages rely on it
HUD — Housing Choice Voucher
3 pages rely on it
IRS — FIRPTA withholding
3 pages rely on it
North Fort Myers Plumbing — polybutylene risks
3 pages rely on it
Plumbing Nerds — cast iron sewer pipe lifespan
3 pages rely on it
Repipe — polybutylene and Florida insurance
3 pages rely on it
Total Care Restoration — cast iron pipes in Florida
3 pages rely on it
Angi — cost to replace an electrical panel
2 pages rely on it
Florida Department of Environmental Protection
2 pages rely on it
Florida Department of Health
2 pages rely on it
Florida HB 447 — open and expired permits
2 pages rely on it
Florida Housing Finance Corporation
2 pages rely on it
InspectAPedia — FPE Stab-Lok research
2 pages rely on it
My Safe Florida Home
2 pages rely on it
U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (1983 release)
2 pages rely on it
FHA mortgage insurance rules
1 page relies on it
Florida Administrative Code 61J2-10.032
1 page relies on it
Florida Attorney General — Chinese drywall
1 page relies on it
Florida common law
1 page relies on it
Florida Court Clerks & Comptrollers
1 page relies on it
Florida Insurance Guaranty Association
1 page relies on it
Homeowners Protection Act of 1998
1 page relies on it
Housing for Older Persons Act (HOPA), 1995
1 page relies on it
HUD Manufactured Home Construction and Safety Standards
1 page relies on it
Restoration & Remediation Magazine
1 page relies on it
US Consumer Product Safety Commission
1 page relies on it
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