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A Florida licensee receives a phone call from someone asking about a listed property's square footage, lot size, and school district. The licensee provides this information from the MLS listing. No meeting occurs and no further services are discussed. What relationship exists?

Correct Answer

B) No brokerage relationship

Correct: No brokerage relationship exists because providing factual information from public records or MLS is a ministerial act without representation duties. Why not A: Transaction broker requires written disclosure and ongoing limited representation duties. Why not C: Single agent requires written agreement and fiduciary duties. Why not D: 'Customer service relationship' is not a recognized legal relationship type in Florida real estate law.

Answer Options
A
Transaction broker relationship
B
No brokerage relationship
C
Single agent relationship
D
Customer service relationship

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Key Terms:

phone_inquiryfactual_informationMLS_information

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