Question: Real estate licensee Davis meets with potential buyers who want to determine what price range they can afford before looking at specific properties. During their conversation, Davis suggests conducting a pre-qualification evaluation to assess their financial situation, but they haven’t shared any specific financial documents yet. At what point must Davis provide them with the Consumer Guide to Agency Relationships?
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Answer: B. Before initiating the pre-qualification evaluation 44.
Question: How many members of the Ohio Real Estate Commission must be licensed real estate brokers?
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Answer: C. 4 members 45.
Question: A licensee is convicted of a felony for tax evasion that is unrelated to their real estate practice. What action is required, according to the Ohio Canons of Ethics for the Real Estate Industry?
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Answer: D. The licensee must report the conviction to the Ohio Division of Real Estate. 46.
Question: Tina is a principal broker at ABC Realty. She decides to go back to school to get an MBA. If she wants to be a salesperson for a while, the superintendent can place her broker’s license:
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Answer: C. on deposit indefinitely and reactivate her salesperson’s license. 47.
Question: A real estate licensee tells a buyer, “This neighborhood has seen property values increase by 5% annually for the past decade, and I guarantee you’ll see at least that much appreciation if you buy this home.” Under Ohio real estate license law, this statement could:
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Answer: D. result in disciplinary action for guaranteeing future profits. 48.
Question: A real estate licensee is listing a property where the seller has recently painted over large cracks in the basement wall. When completing the Residential Property Disclosure Form, the seller marks “No” for structural defects. What is the agent’s responsibility in this situation?
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Answer: C. The licensee should question the seller about the discrepancy, and ensure proper disclosure. 49.
Question: What does the phrase “equal or greater prominence” refer to in real estate advertising regulations?
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Answer: C. The size and visibility of the brokerage name compared to the licensee’s name 50.
Question: What is the maximum payout from the Real Estate Recovery Fund per licensee?
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Answer: C. $40,000 51.
Question: An out-of-state commercial broker wants to participate in an Ohio commercial real estate transaction. Which of the following is NOT a requirement for this broker to be exempt from Ohio licensing requirements?
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Answer: B. Obtaining an Ohio temporary practice permit 52.
Question: What is required regarding the display of real estate licenses in a brokerage office?
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Answer: D. Only the broker’s license must be prominently displayed. 53.
Question: A real estate brokerage is licensed under the name HSH Realty, LLC, but it has registered the trade name Home Sweet Home Realty. Which name must appear in advertisements placed by the brokerage’s licensees?
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Answer: A. Home Sweet Home Realty must be used, since it’s the trade name. 54.
Question: Which statement about the suspension of a real estate license is TRUE?
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Answer: B. It is for a set period of time, with reactivation by application after the suspension is lifted. 55.
Question: According to Ohio law, each of the following activities can be performed for a customer EXCEPT for which?
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Answer: A. Offering opinions on which property represents the best value. 56.
Question: What is the primary purpose of the Consumer Guide to Agency Relationships?
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Answer: D. To provide consumers with information about the brokerage’s agency practices 57.