1. The Real Estate Commission may suspend or
revoke a salesperson’s license for all of the following except:
A. Negligently omitting a material
fact about a property.
B. Deliberately failing to
disclose that the owner was infected with AIDS or HIV.
C. Giving legal advice to a client.
D. Accepting compensation for a
transaction directly from the seller.
2. A salesperson may accept a $500 bonus for
doing a good job:
A. From their employing broker.
E. Never.
3. A seller’s agent must disclose his or her
agency status to a buyer:
A. At any initial face-to-face
meeting.
B. At the first substantial
contact with the buyer.
C. Prior to writing an offer to
purchase a property.
D. Unless the seller requests that
such information be kept confidential.
4. A beautiful two-story colonial is listed for
$350,000. The listing agent would not
be required to submit a written offer to the sellers under which of the
following circumstances?
A. There is already a ratified
contract on the property.
C. An offer is submitted for
$330,000, after the seller’s have already rejected two higher offers.
5. The maximum payout for a claim against the
Real Estate Recovery Fund for any one transaction is:
A. $3,000
B. $25,000
C. $50,000
D. $100,000
SI!
6. Which of the following is true concerning
witnesses called before the Commission for a hearing?
A. Witnesses may only be called by an
attorney.
B. Witnesses may not be called
during the first hearing.
C. Only licensed witnesses can be
called.
D. The Commission may issue a court-enforceable
subpoena to both licensed and unlicensed individuals.
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know, in all these state law quizzes, I’m letting you go back to the question
you left off on. I must be getting soft
in my old age.
1. AIDS or HIV is considered a handicap under
both state and federal law, and may not be discussed under any circumstances,
positive or negative. Agents are
required to disclose any material facts about a property that they know or
should have known; they may not give legal advice (unless they are a lawyer);
and they may not accept compensation directly from anyone other than their
broker. All of these violations could
result in a temporary or permanent loss of their license.
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2. A salesperson may receive a bonus if it is
handled legitimately, but the ONLY party that can EVER pay the salesperson is
THEIR broker.
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3. A seller’s agent is required to disclose
their agency status to any prospective buyer at the first substantial contact
with that buyer. Substantial contact
would include any conversation in which the buyers disclose confidential
information about themselves, or reveals any information concerning their
bargaining position in a potential transaction. The first substantial contact with a buyer could also include a
telephone conversation.
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4. Read the question carefully. Watch out for the word “not.” A listing agent is required to submit ALL written
offers to the seller, no matter how low the offer is, and even if there is
already a ratified contract to purchase the property. The sellers have a right to make a legal effort to get out of the
original contract in order to accept the other offer, no matter how much of a
pain in the... ah, neck, it is to the agent.
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5. The maximum payout for a claim against the Recovery
Fund for any one transaction is $25,000.
$50,000 is the minimum amount that may be in the fund at the end of any
year without incurring any additional charge on licensees in North Carolina
when they renew their license.
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6. The Real Estate Commission may subpoena
ANYONE, licensed or not, to testify at a hearing. In the event an individual fails to appear, the Commission may
take that party to court to compel them to comply.
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