In North Carolina, a listing agreement a. can allow automatic renewal until either party gives notice. d. is required by North Carolina License Law to be written from formation. How are an exclusive-agency listing and an exclusive right-to-sell listing alike? a. The seller retains the right to sell the
real estate without the broker's help and without paying the broker a commission. c. The responsibility of representing the seller is given to one broker only.
b. with an override cause protects the listing firms commission in all situations for the prescribed time period.
c. is allowed to be oral prior to presentation of an offer.
d. is
required by North Carolina License Law to be written from formation.
b.The seller authorizes only one particular agent to show the property.
c. The responsibility of representing the seller is given to one broker only.
d. There is no similarity between the two listing types.
All of the following would terminate a listing EXCEPT
a. aspiration of the contract period.
b. death or incapacity of the seller.
c. nonpayment of the commission by the seller.
d. destruction of the improvements on the property.
c. nonpayment of the commission by
the seller.
The parties to the listing contract are the
a. seller and the buyer.
b. seller and the broker.
c. buyer and the broker.
d. broker and the MLS.
b. seller and the broker.
A listing taken by a real estate broker belongs to the
a. firm
b. seller
c. agent
d. agent and firm equally
A seller's residence is listed with a broker, and the seller stipulates that she wants to receive $85,000 from the sale, but the broker can sell the property for as much as possible and keep the difference as the commission. The broker agrees. This is what type of listing?
a. exclusive right to sell
b. exclusive agency
c. open lisiting
d. net listing
A real estate commission rate is set by the
a. local real estate board.
b. North Carolina Real Estate Commission.
c. principal and the agent.
d. local multiple listing service.
c. principal and the agent.
In a sales transaction, which of the following statements is/are TRUE of a listing agreement?
I. It must be in writing to be legal and enforceable.
II. It requires the seller to sell the property if terms of an offer match the terms in the listing.
a. I only
b. II only
c. Both I and II
d. Neither I nor II
A listing contract contains a clause that gives the broker the right to collect a commission after the listing contract terminates if the owner sells the property to someone the broker introduces to the property. This is what type of clause?
a. extender
b. subordination
c. exclusivity
d. procurement
A broker
listed a property at an 8% commission rate. After the sale closed, the seller discovered that the broker had been listing similar property at a 7% commission rate. Based on this information, which of the following statements is/are TRUE?
I. The broker has violated antitrust laws.
II. The seller can cancel the listing agreement without penalty.
a. I only
b. II only
c. Both I and II
d. Neither I nor II
A broker gets a commission if her listed property is sold, no matter who sells it, if she used what type of listing agreement?
a,. net
b. open
c. exclusive agency
d. exclusive right to sell
d. exclusive right to sell
Under the North Carolina
Residential Property Disclosure Act, the seller must
I. provide a completed property disclosure form to the buyer before the buyer makes an offer.
II. disclose all known property defects on the mandatory form.
a. I only
b. II only
c. Both I and II
d. Neither I nor II
Which of the following statements is NOT true about the North Carolina Residential Property Disclosure Act?
a.
If the form is not provided per the statue, the buyer may be able to cancel an resulting contract.
b. If the seller marks "no representation" on the form, the agent is relieved of their duty to discover and disclose material facts.
c. If the buyer rescinds the contract within the allowed time period, all deposit monies will be refunded to the buyer.
d. Act compliance is required of the seller even if there is no real estate broker involved in the transaction.
b. If the seller marks "no representation" on the form, the agent is relieved of their duty to discover and disclose material facts.
Which of the following transactions is exempt from the Mineral and Oil and Gas Disclosure?
a. Residential sales of one to four dwellings
b. New
construction
c. A lease with an option where the tenant intends to occupy
d. Vacant land
Which statement about listing contacts below is FALSE?
a. A listing agreement is an employment contract rather than a real estate contract.
b. With a listing agreement, the broker/firm is hired to represent the seller-principal.
c. Real property is transferred when a list agreement is signed
by the seller.
d. An agreement for brokerage services between a broker and an owner of real property must be in writing from the outset of the relationship.
c. Real property is transferred when a list agreement is signed by the seller.
Do not contact laws govern all the following areas EXCEPT
a. faxes
b. meal
c. postal mail
d. telephone calls
Placing a listing in an MLS may be advantageous because
a. the MLS establishes a set commission split between co-brokers.
b. sellers have more marketing exposure for their property.
c. brokers agree to show only MLS properties and not show any for-sale-by-owner properties.
d. brokers have a
smaller number of properties available for showing.
b. sellers have more marketing exposure for their property.
The responsibilities of the listing agent regarding the Residential Property and Owners Association Disclosure include all of the following EXCEPT
a. the
duty to fill out the form for property owner.
b. they duty to disclose material facts to consumers even if the property owner indicated "no representation" on the form.
c. the duty to inform the seller that it is the seller's responsibility to complete and provide the mandatory disclosure form to prospective buyers.
d. assisting the seller in providing a complete and up-to-date form to the buyer or their agent.
a. the duty to fill out the form for property owner.
Which statement is FLASE regarding issues that must be discussed by a broker and a buyer before signing a buyer agency agreement?
a. The Mineral and Oil and Gas Disclosure must be completed by the buyer.
b. The licensee should explain the forms of agency available and the parties' rights
and responsibilities under each type.
c. The specific services provided to a buyer-client should be clearly explained.
d. Compensation issues must be discussed.
a. The Mineral and Oil and Gas Disclosure must be completed by the buyer.
If a broker shows a property to a buyer-consumer who chooses NOT to be represented by any type of buyer agency, after proper review by the broker of all agency choices in the Working with Real Estate Agents brochure, the buyer must
a. complete and sign a buyer representation agreement.
b. hire an attorney.
c. sign a dual agency consent form
d. initial the "Disclosure of Seller Subagency" statement at the bottom of the brochure panel authorizing the broker to work as a seller's subagent.
d. initial the "Disclosure of Seller Subagency" statement at the bottom of the brochure panel authorizing the broker to work as a seller's subagent.
Which statement is FALSE regarding oral buyer agency relationships?
a. A buyer/tenant consumer may wish representation but elect to
postpone the execution of a written agency agreement.
b. The oral agreement should address issues of compensation and whether the client authorizes dual agency, if the situation arises.
c. All oral buyer agency agreements myst be exclusive.
d. Any oral agency agreement must be open-ended with no definite termination date.
c. All oral buyer agency agreements myst be
exclusive.
A buyer's agent must
a. disclose the possible presence of sex offenders in an area, if asked.
b. properly qualify the prospective buyer/client.
c. show the buyer at least 20 properties.
d. guarantee that the contract price represents a good investment for the buyer.
b. properly qualify the prospective buyer/client.
When a buyer broker has an opportunity work with a limited services listing broker, the buyer's agent
a. will act as a dual agent.
b. will be paid by the seller.
c. should boycott those opportunities.
d. should be very clear about expected compensation arrangements before entering a
transaction.
d. should be very clear about expected compensation arrangements before entering a transaction.
Typical matters addressing in a buyer agency agreement include the following EXCEPT
a. they type of property that the buyer is seeking.
b. whether or not the
brokers may disclose the name of the buyer.
c. the broker's requirement to disclose the nature of the buyer's offer to other buyer clients.
d. the need for the buyer to retain specialized assistance.
c. the broker's requirement to disclose the nature of the buyer's offer to other buyer clients.
Broker Ginny is showing her buyer-client Willian several properties one afternoon when William sees a property listed by Ginny's firm. Ginny should explain to William that
a. Ginny will continue to be Williams exclusive agent if he makes an offer on that property.
b. Ginny's firm will act as dual agent if he makes an offer on that property.
c. Ginny must serve as a designated agent if William makes an offer on that property.
d. William will not have
to sign any modified representation agreement as long as he consents to dual agency verbally.
b. Ginny's firm will act as dual agent if he makes an offer on that property.
All agency agreements for property owners
a. may be oral for some period of time.
b. must
have a definite termination date.
c. can automatically renew.
d. must only allow exclusive representation.
b. must have a definite termination date.
The seller has signed a listing agreement with a listing firm that authorizes the listing firm to collect a 6% commission. According the company policy, the firm offers 40% of the total commission to any cooperating broke that sells the listing. If another firm sells the listing for $125,000, what commission amount will the listing firm retain?
a. $3,000
b. $4.500
c. $5,000
d. $7,500
A listing agent received $4,287.50 as her portion of the commission earned on the sale of her listing. She received 70% of he commission retained by the listing firm. The firm split the 5% listing commission equally with the selling firm. What was the sales price of the property?
a. $245,000
b. $171,500
c. $122,500
d. $120,000
Two firms split a 6% commission equally on a $73,000 home. The selling agent was paid 70% of his broker's share. The listing agent was paid 30% of her broker's share. How much did the listing agent receive?
a. $657
b. $1,314
c. $1,533
d. $4,380
A house recently sold for $135,000 at a commission rate of 6.5%. the MLS service got 5% of the commission as a listing fee. The listing broker got 40% of the commission with 55% going to the selling broker. You, the selling agent, have an in-house split of 60% to you, 40% to your broker. What was your earned commission?
a.
$1,930.50
b. $2,106.00
c. $2,750.96
d. $2,895.75
A recent in-house sale generated a gross commission of $2,000. The listing agent received 2% of the sales price, the listing firm received 5% of the sales price, and the selling agent received 3% of the sales price. How much in dollars did the listing agent, the firm, and selling agent, respectively, receive for this transaction?
a. $200, $800,
$1,000
b. $400, $1,000, $600
c. $500, $1,000, $500
d. none of these
A seller needs $120,000 to pay off their mortgage loan and $1,000 for other closing expenses, plus he would like to net $50,000 to use to purchase his next home. If the listing firm charges a 5% listing fee, what is the minimum sales price that will meet these requirements?
a. $162,450
b. $171,000
c. $179,550
d.
$180,000
The seller wants to net $85,000 cash from the sales transaction. The sales commission is 7%, the seller's closing costs are $1,000, and the seller's loan payoff figure is $65,000. What must the sales price be to accomplish the seller's goal?
a. $151,000
b. $155,000
c. $161,750
d. $162,366