Agency
Under Florida law, when must a buyer's agent provide the 'Consent to Transition to Transaction Broker' notice?
AAt the time of first contact with the buyer
BBefore showing any property
CWhen the agent's buyer client becomes interested in a property listed by the same brokerage✓ Correct
DOnly when a dual agency situation arises with a third party
Explanation
In Florida, when a buyer represented by a single agent becomes interested in a property listed by the same brokerage, the broker must obtain written consent from the buyer to transition from single agent to transaction broker to avoid a dual agency conflict.
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