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Real Estate Agent / Broker / Salesperson Exam Prep - Quiz

If you are in any of this businesses, then you certainly need to pass this Exam to be certified. Here we have compiled a list of questions that you are likely to face when you take the test. Just start answering the questions to see how prepared you are for the main exam.

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1.

The Gibbs family bought a home in a rural area about 9 years ago, and now the federal government plans to build a rail track right through the back of their land. If the project is completed, will the value of the home reduce?
- A.
  
  No, because noises from the train does not affect the land value.
- B.
  
  Yes, because the land becomes functionally obsolete.
- C.
  
  No, because the closeness of the rail will cause the land value to increase.
- D.
  
  Yes, because the land has become economically obsolete.
Correct Answer
D. Yes, because the land has become economically obsolete.

Explanation
Yes, because the construction of a rail track through the back of their land would make the property less desirable and affect its market value. The noise, vibrations, and potential disruption caused by the trains can significantly decrease the attractiveness of the property to potential buyers, leading to a decrease in demand and ultimately reducing its value. Additionally, the presence of a rail track may limit the potential uses of the land, further diminishing its economic value.

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2.

What type of mortgage do you apply for when you go to the bank to apply for a home?
- A.
  
  Adjustable rate
- B.
  
  Conventional
- C.
  
  RHS loans
- D.
  
  Government
Correct Answer
B. Conventional

Explanation
When you go to the bank to apply for a home, you would typically apply for a conventional mortgage. A conventional mortgage is a type of loan that is not insured or guaranteed by the government. It usually requires a higher credit score and a larger down payment compared to other types of mortgages. This type of mortgage is offered by banks, credit unions, and other financial institutions.

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3.

What is the phrase that best describes condotel?
- A.
  
  Individually owned unit
- B.
  
  Community owned unit
- C.
  
  Government owned unit
- D.
  
  None of the above
Correct Answer
A. Individually owned unit

Explanation
A condotel is a type of property where individual units are owned by different owners. Each owner has the right to use their unit for a certain period of time, and they can also choose to rent it out when they are not using it. This means that each unit is individually owned and not owned by a community or the government.

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4.

When an instrument is recorded, it is known as what?
- A.
  
  Actual notice
- B.
  
  Voluntary notice
- C.
  
  Constructive notice
- D.
  
  Instrumental notice
Correct Answer
C. Constructive notice

Explanation
When an instrument is recorded, it is known as constructive notice. This means that once the instrument is officially recorded, it becomes public knowledge and serves as notice to anyone who may be interested or affected by it. Constructive notice is important in legal and financial transactions as it ensures that relevant information is accessible to the public and prevents any claims of ignorance or lack of knowledge regarding the recorded instrument.

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5.

All exclusive listings must include ______ to be valid.
- A.
  
  A specific expiration date
- B.
  
  A foreclosure clause
- C.
  
  A renewal clause
- D.
  
  A deed of surrender
Correct Answer
A. A specific expiration date

Explanation
All exclusive listings must include a specific expiration date to be valid because this allows both parties involved to have a clear understanding of when the agreement will end. Without a specific expiration date, the listing could potentially continue indefinitely, causing confusion and potential legal issues. Having a specific expiration date ensures that both the seller and the agent are aware of the timeframe in which the listing will be active and can make necessary arrangements accordingly.

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6.

An individual wants a property that is not listed on sale and executes an offer by giving the broker a check of $10000 as deposit, what should the broker do?
- A.
  
  Reject the check
- B.
  
  Accept the check as the buyer exclusive agent
- C.
  
  Acts as the seller agent and accept the check
- D.
  
  None of the options
Correct Answer
B. Accept the check as the buyer exclusive agent

Explanation
The broker should accept the check as the buyer's exclusive agent. By accepting the check, the broker acknowledges that they are representing the buyer's interests and will work towards finding a property that meets their needs, even if it is not currently listed for sale. Accepting the check as the seller's agent would be incorrect, as the broker is not representing the seller in this situation. Rejecting the check or selecting "None of the options" would also be incorrect, as the broker has a responsibility to act as the buyer's agent and accept the deposit.

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7.

Life estates are one of the features included in...
- A.
  
  Freehold estate
- B.
  
  Periodic tenancy
- C.
  
  Life estates
- D.
  
  Holdover tenancy
Correct Answer
C. Life estates

Explanation
Life estates are a type of estate in real property law where the individual has ownership and possession of the property for the duration of their lifetime. This means that the person, known as the life tenant, has the right to use and enjoy the property during their lifetime, but they cannot sell or transfer the property to someone else. Once the life tenant passes away, the ownership of the property typically reverts to another person or entity, known as the remainderman. Life estates are often used in estate planning to ensure that property passes to a specific individual or organization after the life tenant's death.

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8.

Which is a specific type of long-term loan that is used to pay-off short term construction loan by an individual?
- A.
  
  Secured loan
- B.
  
  End loan
- C.
  
  Concessional loan
- D.
  
  Unsecured debt
Correct Answer
B. End loan

Explanation
An end loan is a specific type of long-term loan that is used to pay off a short-term construction loan by an individual. This type of loan is typically obtained after the construction or renovation of a property is completed, and it allows the borrower to transition from the temporary financing of the construction loan to a permanent mortgage. The end loan is secured by the property itself and is used to pay off the remaining balance of the construction loan, providing the borrower with a long-term financing solution.

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9.

When a financial obligation is liquidated on an installment basis or plan, what is it called?
- A.
  
  Conveyancing
- B.
  
  Condominium
- C.
  
  Amortizing
- D.
  
  Encumbrance
Correct Answer
C. Amortizing

Explanation
When a financial obligation is liquidated on an installment basis or plan, it is called amortizing. Amortizing refers to the process of gradually paying off a debt or loan over a specific period of time, usually through regular payments that include both principal and interest. This allows the borrower to spread out the repayment of the debt, making it more manageable and affordable.

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10.

Private ownership can be claimed with a total collection of rights known as what?
- A.
  
  Freehold
- B.
  
  Lien
- C.
  
  Foreclosure
- D.
  
  The bundle of rights
Correct Answer
D. The bundle of rights

Explanation
Private ownership can be claimed with a total collection of rights known as "the bundle of rights." This refers to the various legal rights and privileges that come with owning a property, including the right to possess, use, transfer, and exclude others from the property. These rights collectively form the basis of private ownership and provide individuals with control and autonomy over their property.

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Real Estate Agent / Broker / Salesperson Exam Prep

The Gibbs family bought a home in a rural area about 9 years ago, and now the federal government plans to build a rail track right through the back of their land. If the project is completed, will the value of the home reduce?

What type of mortgage do you apply for when you go to the bank to apply for a home?

What is the phrase that best describes condotel?

When an instrument is recorded, it is known as what?

All exclusive listings must include ______ to be valid.

An individual wants a property that is not listed on sale and executes an offer by giving the broker a check of $10000 as deposit, what should the broker do?

Life estates are one of the features included in...

Which is a specific type of long-term loan that is used to pay-off short term construction loan by an individual?

When a financial obligation is liquidated on an installment basis or plan, what is it called?

Private ownership can be claimed with a total collection of rights known as what?