License Law & RulesQuestion 39 of 120
Under Florida law, when must a single agent disclosure or transaction broker notice generally be provided?
a.Only after closing has occurred
b.Only if the customer specifically requests it
c.Before or at the time of entering into a listing or before showing property, as required by statute
d.Never; disclosure is optional
Explanation
Florida's brokerage relationship disclosure requirements specify when and how licensees must disclose the type of relationship, historically tied to the point of entering a listing agreement or before showing property. The exact disclosure obligations have been amended over time. Licensees must follow the current statutory requirements in Chapter 475.
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