Final answer:
Florida Law assumes a real estate agent is a Transaction Agent by default unless a different relationship is explicitly agreed upon by all parties involved.
Step-by-step explanation:
In Florida Law, a real estate agent is by default presumed to be acting as a Transaction Agent. This presumption remains unless a different type of relationship is explicitly agreed upon, such as in the case of a single agent or no brokerage relationship. For the intention to change the relationship from a transaction agent to another form, it must be determined appropriate by the parties involved in the real estate transaction, typically by signing a disclosure form that outlines the duties and obligations of the new relationship.