No. Inspections and other due diligence should always be done by the buyer of any property, regardless of any statements of the seller (whether on a Disclosure Form, in the form of representations and warranties in the contract, or otherwise). As President Ronald Reagan told Mikhail Gorbachev a number of years ago regarding reducing nuclear arms, “Doveryai, no Proveryai” (“Trust, but verify”). As a general rule, “Caveat Emptor” is still alive and well in Ohio. The Disclosure Form is helpful, but provides only limited information/protection.