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Which of the following is not always a required disclosure in a real estate transaction in a residential property of from one-to-four units?


-RE transfer disclosure statement


-natural hazard disclosure


-agency relationship disclosure


-lead-based paint disclosure

lead-based paint disclosure - only required for target housing-that is, residential dwellings built prior to 1978

which of the following is not mandated to be given to the seller by the listing agent upon taking a listing?


-sellers advisory


-interim occupany agreement


-disclosure regarding real estate agency relationship


-residential listing agreement

interim occupancy agreement - may be part of the transaction but is usually not part of the listing phase of the transaction

before writing the offer, it is important to:


-be sure you understand the seller's needs


-say nothing about how the offer will be presented


-obtain only the buyer's signature


-explain the offer and counteroffer process

explain the offer and counteroffer process

every sale begins with which challenge?



finding a buyer

How can a real estate professional ensure referrals and future business after a closing?


-follow-up and address any questions, problems, or concerns


-call the client the day after closing and ask for names of family or friends


-send several expensive gifts to the client


-all of the above

follow-up and address any questions, problems, or concerns.

When does a buyer have a right to a walk-through?


-prior to the home being listed "for sale"


-after accepting the offer


-Prior to closing


-none of the above

prior to closing

what should a listing agent do when handling offers and counteroffers?


-analyze the offer with the buyer


-analyze the offer with the seller


-counsel the buyer regarding the acceptance of the offer


-request a counteroffer from the seller

analyze the offer with the seller

when should a salesperson ask for the listing and disclose the agency relationship?


-after the listing presentation


-over the phone


-during the listing presentation


-as soon as the seller and salesperson meet

during the listing presentation

How can a sales associate prepare for a listing appointment?


-send a pre-listing package


-prepare a counteroffer


-write a cover letter


-stage the home

send a pre-listing package

the real estate industry is constantly changing. therefore, it is important to stay knowledgeable about market changes and:


-new laws and regulations


-new disclosures


-new contracts


-all of the above

all of the above