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better exam results.
A broker operating under the DBA of ABC Realty listed Nelson's property for sale
at $422,000. The broker along with a number of his salespeople own an
investment company known as ABC Realty Investments Ltd. ABC Realty
Investments Ltd. makes a full price offer on Nelson's property but the broker did
not disclose to Nelson who the buyer was. Nelson accepts the offer. The broker's
actions in this situation
were improper since he failed to disclose the true identity of the buyer.
A buyer purchases a home for $212,000 putting a 20% down payment. If the
property appraises for $205,000, the amount of the required down payment would
be
20% of $205,000 plus $7,000.
A buyer/vendee under a typical contract of sale (land contract) generally receives
possession.
A decrease in the value of a property resulting from the impairment of usefulness
caused by economic changes in the local area would most likely be considered
social obsolescence.
A dual agency is most commonly associated with
"in-house" sales.
A grant deed can be
signed with an "X".
A landlord and a tenant mutually agree to terminate a two-year lease prior to the
termination date. This would best be described as an
surrender.
A loan broker negotiates a $18,000 hard money junior trust deed due in 3 years
for a borrower. The maximum commission that the loan broker can charge for his
services is
more than 15%.
A promotional note will no longer be regulated as a real property security after
the note is
3 years and one month old.
A property owner cuts down an old oak tree on his property. The oak tree has
become personal property by
severance.
A real estate agent is informing homeowners in a predominantly Hispanic
neighborhood that Asians are beginning to move into the neighborhood. The
Prep Exam Study Guide 2026/2027
⭐ Latest Edition | Complete Questions with Correct
Detailed Answers | High-Impact Revision
Get exam-ready the smart way with this Smart Prep Exam Study Guide (2026/2027
Edition)—a focused and effective resource designed to help you learn faster, practice better,
and perform with confidence.
This guide features complete exam questions with correct detailed answers, structured to
reflect real exam formats. Each answer includes clear explanations to help you understand key
concepts, avoid common mistakes, and improve accuracy.
🔥 Key Highlights
✔ Complete exam-style questions across essential topics
✔ Correct answers with detailed, easy-to-understand explanations
✔ High-yield content focused on commonly tested areas
✔ Clean, organized layout for quick revision
✔ Latest updated version (2026/2027)
🚀 Why This Guide Works
Designed for efficiency, this guide helps you target important topics, reinforce
understanding, and build strong exam confidence. Whether you’re preparing early or revising
last-minute, it gives you the structure you need to succeed.
🎯 Ideal For
• Certification and licensing exam preparation
• Final and midterm review
• Quick revision sessions
, • Practicing exam-style questions
• Improving performance and confidence
📚 A simple, reliable, and effective study tool to help you prepare smarter and achieve
better exam results.
A broker operating under the DBA of ABC Realty listed Nelson's property for sale
at $422,000. The broker along with a number of his salespeople own an
investment company known as ABC Realty Investments Ltd. ABC Realty
Investments Ltd. makes a full price offer on Nelson's property but the broker did
not disclose to Nelson who the buyer was. Nelson accepts the offer. The broker's
actions in this situation
were improper since he failed to disclose the true identity of the buyer.
A buyer purchases a home for $212,000 putting a 20% down payment. If the
property appraises for $205,000, the amount of the required down payment would
be
20% of $205,000 plus $7,000.
A buyer/vendee under a typical contract of sale (land contract) generally receives
possession.
A decrease in the value of a property resulting from the impairment of usefulness
caused by economic changes in the local area would most likely be considered
social obsolescence.
A dual agency is most commonly associated with
"in-house" sales.
A grant deed can be
signed with an "X".
A landlord and a tenant mutually agree to terminate a two-year lease prior to the
termination date. This would best be described as an
surrender.
A loan broker negotiates a $18,000 hard money junior trust deed due in 3 years
for a borrower. The maximum commission that the loan broker can charge for his
services is
more than 15%.
A promotional note will no longer be regulated as a real property security after
the note is
3 years and one month old.
A property owner cuts down an old oak tree on his property. The oak tree has
become personal property by
severance.
A real estate agent is informing homeowners in a predominantly Hispanic
neighborhood that Asians are beginning to move into the neighborhood. The
