최신Real Estate Maryland Real Estate Salesperson Examination - Maryland-Real-Estate-Salesperson무료샘플문제

A. Lot 6 of Block 3 of the Meridian subdivision ...

B. "Beginning at the iron pin 30 paces from the center of the brook that runs across the road Southwesterly from the dwelling ..."

C. S ½ SE ¼ NW ¼ Section 2 ...

D. 123 Roanoke Street, Any Town, ST 98765

A. To report another licensee for an ethics violation

B. To calculate their gross commission for a transaction

C. To determine which property facts they need to disclose

D. To establish whether or not a fair housing violation has occurred

A. Yes. Renae should've asked Shannon if she wanted to make an offer before showing the property to another client.

B. No. Renae hasn't violated agency law by showing the same property to two separate buyer clients.

C. Yes. Agency law prohibits Renae from showing the same property to two buyer clients.

D. No. Agency law only requires that the first buyer be given one day to make an offer before showing a property to another client.

A. It's used to determine property tax increases.

B. It's used to build high-end housing.

C. It's used to build new shopping malls.

D. It's used to fund essential services and public works.

A. Express agency

B. Action agency

C. Behavioral agency

D. Implied agency

A. Title report

B. Title examination

C. Limited search

D. Correction deed

A. Older tanks may leak and contaminate the ground.

B. The buyer may want to use the tank.

C. The buyer will need to check if the tank is correctly sized.

D. Buyers don't need to know.

A. First-time homebuyers can use up to $10,000 of their IRA funds penalty free for down payment and closing costs.

B. Funds can be used if they go toward the borrower's first-time homeownership in the last five years.

C. The funds are taxable, and an early withdrawal penalty fee will apply.

D. Income taxes are waived on IRA distributions for homeownership.

A. Flexible sum of money

B. Promise to pay

C. Notary stamp

D. Hand written signature

A. The seller

B. The title insurance company

C. The lender

D. The buyer

A. Gross income

B. After-tax income

C. Net income

D. Operating income

A. Confidentiality, loyalty, and accounting

B. Confidentiality and accounting

C. Accounting and loyalty

D. Reasonable skill and care, confidentiality, and loyalty

A. Real estate office

B. Rental equal opportunity

C. Real estate-owned

D. Rental equality ownership

A. Lead

B. Asbestos

C. Arsenic

D. Radiation