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Training example Harbor Notebook asks the question this way. In a Miami transaction, a buyer wants the Florida rule on written single-agent disclosure timing—before or at the listing/representation agreement or before showing. Which statement is correct?

Correct Answer

D) A licensee may not act as a single agent for both buyer and seller in the same transaction because Florida prohibits dual agency.

A licensee may not act as a single agent for both buyer and seller in the same transaction because Florida prohibits dual agency. This follows F.S. § 475.278(3); Pearson VUE Florida Sales Associate CIB.

Answer Options
A
A single-agent disclosure may be delayed until the first substantive negotiation because that timing rule controls all Florida relationships.
B
A single agent may switch to transaction broker without written consent so long as both parties continue dealing with the firm.
C
Florida permits disclosed dual agency if the firm first started as single agent for each side.
D
A licensee may not act as a single agent for both buyer and seller in the same transaction because Florida prohibits dual agency.

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