Practices Take Home Flashcards
The broker’s commission will usually be shown on the closing statement as ____________
1) a debit to the seller.
2) a debit to the buyer.
3) a credit to the buyer.
4) Both 1 and 3
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Under Oregon law, if a principal broker establishes an independent contractor relationship with an
associated broker ____________
1) the associated broker is not required to have his personal transactions supervised by
the principal broker.
2) the listings obtained by the broker may be transferred if the broker moves to
another principal broker’s office.
3) the principal broker must supervise the broker’s real estate activities so as to
conform to the Oregon Real Estate License Law and Administrative Rules.
4) the principal broker is responsible for approving continuing education for the broker
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A principal real estate broker must retain for a period of six years all ____________
1) listing agreements and earnest money receipts.
2) clients’ trust account records and ledgers.
3) vouchers, bills or obligations paid for the account of a client.
4) All of the above
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If the seller does not provide the buyer with a property condition disclosure or exemption, the buyer
may cancel the transaction ____________
1) at any time prior to closing the transaction.
2) up to seven days prior to closing the transaction.
3) at no time after the offer is accepted.
4) up to 10 days prior to the closing of the transaction.
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A person who advertises the rental of an apartment to married couples only is in violation of __________
1) Federal Fair Housing law.
2) Oregon Law Against Housing Discrimination.
3) Both 1 and 2
4) Neither 1 nor 2
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Title VIII of the Civil Rights Act, the Fair Housing Act, applies to ____________
1) a single-family home owned and sold by private individuals who own more than
three such dwellings at any one time.
2) multiple-family units containing six apartments, with an owner that occupies one of
the residences.
3) a single-family unit that is individually owned by the brokers selling it.
4) All of the above
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A principal broker is responsible to review and initial all documents written by his associated
brokers within ____________
1) one banking day.
2) as soon as practical.
3) seven banking days from the date the document was accepted, rejected or withdrawn.
4) ten days from the date the document was accepted, rejected or withdrawn.
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A listing broker receives his authority to accept an earnest money deposit in the ____________
1) earnest money agreement.
2) Listing agreement.
3) closing documents.
4) Administrative Rules and Regulations.
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Which of the following best describe earnest money?
1) The consideration for the sale of the property
2) The commission paid to the broker
3) The money deposited by the purchaser at the time of signing the earnest money or
sales contract
4) The money deposited by the purchaser with the broker or seller to pay for the
expense of examining title
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A real estate broker may lose the right to a commission in a real estate transaction if he/she is _______
I. found guilty of a misstatement of known material facts.
II. not actively licensed when hired as an agent.
1 ) I only
2 ) II only
3 ) Both I and II
4 ) Neither I nor II
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An “Exclusive Agency” listing is good for ____________
1) 30 days.
2) 90 days, but can be automatically renewed at the broker’s option.
3) indefinitely, until canceled.
4) any time period the owner and the broker agree upon.
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A listing agreement between a broker and seller may be terminated by ____________
1) the death of either party.
2) the bankruptcy of the seller.
3) the destruction of the property.
4) All of the above
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- Broker White left Principal Broker Smith and went to work for Broker Green’s company. What
could legally happen to the listings obtained by White while licensed with Smith?
1) They remain with broker Smith
2) They could be transferred to broker Green by Smith
3) The listings could be voided by White
4) Since the listing is a personal contract between the seller and employee, broker
White could take the listings to White’s new office.
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In a usual listing agreement, the broker is authorized to ____________
1) find a purchaser and accept a deposit.
2) convey the real property listed.
3) promise a buyer that any offer on the listed terms will be accepted.
4) find a purchaser and bind his client to a contract.
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Andrews signed an “Exclusive Right To Sell” listing for his residence for a term of six months with
Broker Johnson. The price was set at $390,000; the commission was to be 6%. During the listing
period, the house was destroyed by fire. Under these circumstances ____________
1) Johnson is not entitled to a commission and the listing is terminated.
2) Johnson is entitled to a commission from Andrews.
3) the listing is still valid for the sale of the land upon which the house was located.
4) the fire insurance company and Andrews must each pay one half of the broker’s
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An option is best defined as ____________
1) a contract in which one party agrees to buy real property from another party.
2) an informal agreement between the broker and the seller.
3) a contract in which one party buys the right to purchase real property.
4) a contract that transfers possession of real property for a specific period.
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It is in the best interest of the seller if a broker takes a listing at ____________
1) whatever price the seller dictates.
2) market value plus commission.
3) the highest price the seller can get in the time the seller has in which to sell.
4) market value including the commission.
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A principal broker who is going to be absent from the business may authorize another qualified broker
to control the business in the principal broker’s absence for a maximum of ____________
1) 48 hours.
2) 10 working days.
3) one month.
4) 90 days.
4
The commission rate for the sale of real estate is determined by ____________
1) a silent agreement among brokers in a local area.
2) fixed schedules approved by the state licensing commission.
3) the multiple listing service.
4) negotiation with the seller.
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- A broker acting under an “Exclusive” listing for the sale of a residence usually receives his
commission when ____________
1) the earnest money is received.
2) he takes the listing.
3) the sale is closed.
4) he obtains an accepted offer executed by a ready, willing and able buyer.
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Escrow agents in Oregon are licensed by the ____________
1) Oregon Corporation Commission.
2) Escrow Division of the Office of the Secretary of State.
3) Oregon Real Estate Agency.
4) Oregon Housing Agency.
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A contractual provision making the sale of a home subject to the buyer qualifying for a loan is called a \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_ 1) covenant. 2) novation. 3) courtesy. 4) contingency.
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Which of the following actions by a broker associated with a principal broker would not be a violation
of Oregon license law?
1) Providing a competitive market analysis in pursuit of the listing
2) Accepting a bonus directly from the seller.
3) Promising a purchaser that the property will appreciate in value
4) Paying a finder’s fee to an unlicensed person for referring a seller to the associated
broker
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The absence of which of the following would render an earnest money agreement unenforceable?
1) Legal purpose
2) Time period for seller’s acceptance
3) Earnest money deposit
4) Legal description of the property without the street address
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