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#1. Which of the following actions is legal under Georgia law?

#2. A broker must keep transaction records for how long in Georgia?

#3. A deed becomes valid when it is:

#4. Which of the following describes police power?

#5. Who is responsible for determining the commission rate?

#6. The Statute of Frauds requires certain contracts to be:

#7. What kind of listing allows a seller to find their own buyer and avoid paying commission?

#8. Which is a physical characteristic of land?

#9. A person named to carry out the terms of a will is a(n):

#10. What is the purpose of a deed?

#11. The right to use water from a stream is called:

#12. What must a licensee disclose to all parties?

#13. Who holds title in a lien theory state like Georgia?

#14. A licensee must disclose their licensed status when:

#15. What is the purpose of earnest money?

#16. A broker can be disciplined for:

#17. The main purpose of a home inspection is to:

#18. What is the first step in the appraisal process?

#19. A mortgage loan originator must be licensed by:

#20. What does ‘time is of the essence’ mean?

#21. What happens when a listing expires?

#22. A listing broker who also finds the buyer may become a:

#23. A tenancy at will may be terminated by:

#24. Which of the following is NOT required for valid contract?

#25. What is a fixture?

#26. Who regulates real estate advertising in Georgia?

#27. What is a net lease?

#28. Who pays documentary stamp tax in Georgia?

#29. What is a platted subdivision?

#30. Which of the following is NOT a unilateral contract?

#31. How long is a typical buyer representation agreement valid?

#32. What is the difference between a license and a permit?

#33. Which of the following violates fair housing?

#34. What does ‘commingling’ involve?

#35. Georgia law prohibits licensees from sharing fees with:

#36. If a licensee violates license law, the Commission may:

#37. Who pays the broker in most Georgia transactions?

#38. Which of the following best defines market value?

#39. The FHA primarily insures:

#40. A lien that affects all property of the debtor is:

#41. The term ‘hypothecation’ means:

#42. What does the GREC Recovery Fund do?

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

#44. What is a CMA used for?

#45. The rule that legal contracts must be in writing is from:

#46. What is required for mutual assent?

#47. If the seller does not accept the offer as written:

#48. A fiduciary duty that survives after closing is:

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