ARE YOU READY?

LET’S PRACTICE!

 

Results

#1. Which clause in a deed indicates the type of estate being transferred?

#2. What is the main function of a deed?

#3. Which of the following would NOT be classified as real property?

#4. Which deed provides the least protection to the grantee?

#5. A sales associate must complete post-license education within how long?

#6. Which agency enforces the Civil Rights Act of 1968?

#7. What type of value does an insurance company consider when insuring a building?

#8. What is the purpose of the Equal Credit Opportunity Act (ECOA)?

#9. What is the penalty for a licensee who operates with a suspended license?

#10. What is a multiple listing service (MLS)?

#11. A buyer gives a deposit check with an offer. When must it be deposited?

#12. Who is responsible for completing the property condition disclosure in a residential sale?

#13. A real estate license must be renewed by when to avoid becoming involuntarily inactive?

#14. Which of the following is an example of functional obsolescence?

#15. The Florida Real Estate Commission (FREC) is part of which department?

#16. What is the effect of a recorded deed?

#17. How many hours of pre-license education are required for a Florida sales associate license?

#18. What does the term ‘gross lease’ mean?

#19. In which situation is an appraisal usually required?

#20. A property’s value increases due to improved surrounding properties. This is an example of:

#21. A lease where rent increases at intervals is called:

#22. A buyer of a condo has how many days to cancel after signing the contract with the developer?

#23. What is the primary purpose of RESPA?

#24. A real estate license is required for which of the following?

#25. The legal test to determine if an item is a fixture includes:

#26. How many members are on the Florida Real Estate Commission (FREC)?

#27. What is the purpose of earnest money?

#28. What happens if a licensee does not renew on time?

#29. What type of appraisal method is used for special-purpose properties?

#30. Which law created the Florida Real Estate Commission?

#31. What is the purpose of a legal description?

#32. The owner of a condo owns:

#33. Which estate lasts for an indefinite period and includes full ownership?

#34. When a tenant continues occupancy after lease expires without landlord’s permission, it is called:

#35. What is the purpose of a special assessment?

#36. A deed restriction is imposed by:

#37. Which of the following would typically be found in the public records?

#38. Who may legally hold escrow funds in Florida?

#39. What is a variance?

#40. In Florida, the homestead exemption applies to:

#41. What does ‘joint tenancy’ imply?

#42. What is a ‘principal’ in real estate?

#43. What is the rescission period for a resale condominium?

#44. What is puffing?

#45. A buyer pays cash. Who typically prepares closing documents?

#46. The term ‘abstract of title’ refers to:

#47. A lease longer than one year must be:

#48. Which entity handles license examinations in Florida?

#49. What does a property manager typically NOT do?

#50. Which of the following is personal property?

Previous
Finish