Which documents are included when acknowledging a Single Agent status and transitioning to Transaction Broker?

• A. Single Agent Notice, Consent to Transition to Transaction Broker, No Brokerage Relationship Notice
• B. Single Agent Notice only
• C. No Brokerage Relationship Notice only
• D. Consent to Transition to Transaction Broker only

Answer: (A)

In Florida, when a licensee moves from Single Agent status to Transaction Broker, three disclosures and a consent form must be provided and signed. The Single Agent Notice confirms the agent’s fiduciary duties to the client during the single-agent phase. The Consent to Transition to Transaction Broker is the formal agreement where the client agrees to change the representation to a transaction broker. The No Brokerage Relationship Notice informs any customers that the broker is not representing them as a client in the transaction.

Using all three documents ensures the client is fully informed about the change in duties, agrees to the new arrangement, and all parties understand who the broker represents in the transaction. Providing only one of these would leave either the change in relationship, the client’s consent, or the status with non-clients unclear.