In Florida, the default brokerage relationship when no disclosure is made is:
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Single agent
Single agent is incorrect because Florida law requires specific written disclosure to establish this relationship. Without disclosure, the default is not single agency, which would require higher fiduciary duties.
Transaction broker
No brokerage relationship
No brokerage relationship is incorrect because Florida law always establishes some form of brokerage relationship between licensees and parties in real estate transactions.
Dual agent
Dual agent is incorrect because dual agency requires written consent from both parties and cannot be established by default without disclosure and consent.
Why is this correct?
Transaction broker is the correct default relationship in Florida because state statute specifically designates it as the presumed relationship when no other relationship is established through written disclosure. This relationship limits fiduciary duties compared to traditional agency.
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