In Florida, the inspection period is typically:

Option A (5 days) is incorrect because this timeframe is generally too short for a thorough inspection and negotiation of findings. While technically possible through negotiation, it's not the typical standard practice in Florida residential transactions.

Option C (30 days) is incorrect because while longer inspection periods are negotiable, this exceeds the typical standard practice in Florida. Such an extended period might be used in commercial properties or complex transactions but is not the residential norm.

Option D (No inspection period) is incorrect because Florida law and standard contract practices include inspection provisions to protect buyers. An inspection period is a fundamental component of most real estate purchases in the state.