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#1. Which entity regulates real estate in the state of Florida?

#2. A broker who has conflicting demands for escrow funds must notify the FREC within:

#3. The legal process by which a government takes private land for public use is:

#4. A licensee who fails to complete post-licensing education must:

#5. Which term refers to a temporary, revocable right to use another’s property?

#6. What must a sales associate do before starting work for a new broker?

#7. How often must a broker reconcile escrow accounts?

#8. Which appraisal approach is best for unique properties?

#9. A broker must deposit escrow funds within how many business days after receiving them?

#10. What type of deed provides the greatest protection to the grantee?

#11. What is steering?

#12. Which of the following is a lien on real property?

#13. When a buyer assumes a mortgage, they become:

#14. Which action requires a real estate license?

#15. The Real Estate Settlement Procedures Act (RESPA) applies to:

#16. Which tenancy is characterized by equal ownership without survivorship?

#17. What type of listing is illegal in Florida if it does not disclose a price?

#18. How long is a real estate license application valid?

#19. What is the maximum penalty for a third-degree felony under Florida law?

#20. Which activity is an example of blockbusting?

#21. The income capitalization approach is most appropriate for:

#22. The rectangular survey system is also known as the:

#23. Which type of agent has the broadest authority?

#24. What does the defeasance clause in a mortgage provide?

#25. A property manager is usually considered a:

#26. What is a deed restriction?

#27. Which is a physical characteristic of land?

#28. How many hours of continuing education are required every renewal period?

#29. A property is sold ‘as is’. What must still be disclosed?

#30. What is a fixture?

#31. The loss of land due to washing away by water is called:

#32. What type of lease requires the tenant to pay property taxes and insurance?

#33. The doctrine of caveat emptor means:

#34. The document that outlines the relationship between broker and seller is the:

#35. Which of the following is an example of involuntary alienation?

#36. What is novation?

#37. A subdivision plat map is used in which type of legal description?

#38. In Florida, how much is the homestead tax exemption for a qualifying resident?

#39. What is the minimum age to obtain a real estate license in Florida?

#40. Which clause protects the borrower from the lender claiming full ownership after debt is paid?

#41. In which business structure is at least one general partner required?

#42. Which of the following terminates a listing agreement?

#43. A buyer wants to ensure title is good and marketable. What should they obtain?

#44. Which action is legal under the Fair Housing Act?

#45. How is a sales associate license renewed after expiration?

#46. The IRS classifies real estate licensees as:

#47. How is an appraiser’s fee typically determined?

#48. The habendum clause in a deed describes:

#49. A developer must register a subdivision with how many lots with the CFPB?

#50. Which of these is a federal law affecting advertising in lending?

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