Resources
Plain-language explainers and the documents behind the rebate program.
A Buyer’s Agent represents you, the renter or buyer, not the landlord or seller. We advocate for your best interests, help negotiate terms, and protect your rights — all at no cost to you. Our compensation is typically paid by the property owner, not you, making it a win-win for renters who want professional guidance.
In Florida, a Transaction Broker provides a limited form of representation to both parties in a real estate transaction — without being loyal to either side. The broker must treat all parties fairly, use skill and care, and help close the deal, but does not owe full fiduciary duties like loyalty or confidentiality to either party.
Unlike a Buyer’s Agent, a transaction broker works more like a neutral facilitator, not an advocate.
The National Association of REALTORS® Code of Ethics is a commitment to professionalism, fairness, and honesty. It governs how agents treat clients, customers, the public, and each other — ensuring ethical conduct in every real estate transaction. It includes standards on representation, disclosure, cooperation, and non-discrimination, serving as the foundation of trust in the industry.
The form used to request your rebate once your rental is secured.
Your complete educational resource for Florida disclosure requirements.
Includes comprehensive checklists, timing requirements, consequences of non-disclosure, recent updates, FAQs, and professional resources. Useful for agents and brokers, buyers and sellers, students and industry professionals.
Educational only. This guide explains disclosure requirements without reproducing copyrighted forms. Always use official Florida Realtors forms for actual transactions.