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CARE Prin. Ch. 3-Q
Real Estate Agency Questions
Question | Answer |
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An agency formed by an exclusive listing is | An Express agency |
Trust funds received by a brokers must be | Deposited in a trust account within three business days |
The maximum amount that a person can recover from the Real Estate Consumer Recovery Account after he or she has obtained a judgment against a licensee is | $50,000 |
The first action of the Real Estate Commissioner, prior to disciplinary action against a licensee would be | An accusation |
A listing broker may not be | The sole agent of the buyer |
A valid real estate listing requires a(n) | Express agreement |
A contract for the sale of residential property includes a general “as is” provision. This provision | Applies only to visible and known conditions |
In a real estate transaction, a broker represents only the buyer. This would be an example of what type of agency | Single agency |
Before a real estate licensee is revoked, the license is entitled to a | Hearing in accordance with the Administrative Procedures Act |
A disciplinary hearing for real estate licensees would be conducted by | An administrative law judge |
The Real Estate Law is part of | The business and Professions Code |
Penny sues a licensee for damages resulting from dishonest conduct in a real estate dealing. What is the maximum she can collect | No limit. The limit is the liability of recovery fund. |
From a legal perspective there is less risk to agents if they remain in what type of agency | Single |
Most real estate agents prefer to be what type of agent which attempts to find a buyer for other broker’s listings? | Cooperating Agent |
Who will pay commission to the agent if the seller is not willing to pay it | The Buyer |
Who is not able to contract directly with the principal | The salesperson (real estate agent) |
A broker and real estate agent’s relationship is like to that of an | Employer and employee |
IRS Form 1099 would be used by a broker to report | A salesperson’s earnings (for income tax) |
A seller sold property “as is.” The broker knew the plumbing was in bad repair but did not inform the buyer. Who can the buyer sue? | The broker |
When may a broker accept a commission from both buyer and the seller | If both parties consent |