Agency
The Florida 'Single Agent' disclosure must be provided:
AOnly at the time of signing a listing agreement
BBefore or at the time of entering into a listing or buyer representation agreement✓ Correct
CWithin 3 days of first contact
DOnly when required by the buyer
Explanation
Florida law requires the Single Agent disclosure (outlining the agent's duties including loyalty, confidentiality, and full disclosure) to be provided before or at the time the broker enters into a listing or buyer representation agreement.
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