A buyer's agent shows a property listed with the same brokerage firm. Under Florida law, before showing the property the broker must:

A buyer's agent shows a property listed with

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AAutomatically switch to no-representation status
BObtain approval from the Florida Real Estate Commission
CProvide a written disclosure that the broker will act as a transaction broker or obtain written consent for dual agency
DRequire the buyer to hire outside counsel

✓ Correct answer: C. Provide a written disclosure that the broker will act as a transaction broker or obtain written consent for dual agency When a single-agent brokerage has both a buyer client and a listing of a property that the buyer wants to see, a conflict of interest arises. Florida law requires the broker to transition to transaction broker status (or obtain written consent for dual agency) and provide written disclosure before proceeding.

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