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NC Real Estate License Law and Commission Rules Exam Prep
NC Real Estate License Law and Commission Rules Exam Prep
In NC real estate, there is one type of license and it is:
Broker
Provisional broker
Property Manager
Broker-in-charge
Brokers are required to retain records pertaining to their brokerage transactions, either to a successful or unsuccessful conclusion, for:
3 years
5 years
10 years
No need to retain
Copies of any signed sales contract or lease must be delivered:
Not at all
Immediately
Within 5 days
Within 10 days
A broker-in-charge is responsible for:
Serving as a commissioner for the NCREC
Testing real estate students
Provisional brokers engaged in real estate brokerage at a particular real estate office
Home Owner Association
The non-resident licensee must enter into a:
Residential property disclosure form
Agency agreement
"Declaration of affiliation" and a "brokerage cooperation agreement" with a resident NC broker not on provisional status
Offer to purchase and contract
The Real Estate Commission consists of:
12 members
3 members
9 members
6 members
Conducting or offering to conduct a real estate auction:
Requires a driver's license
Requires the broker to be broker-in-charge or broker-in-charge eligible
Requires a real estate license and auctioneer's license
Requires a real estate license
If the broker's agency agreement is terminated, this file must be retained for:
5 years
10 years
3 years
Not at all
A real estate broker may act as an attorney-in-fact:
Only if they are a broker-in-charge or broker-in-charge eligible
A real estate may not act as an attorney-in-fact
Because they have an active real estate license
Under a power of attorney from the owner authorizing final consummation of any contract for the sale, lease or exchange of real estate
A broker-in-charge must have:
Two years of experience
Two years active experience
Two years full time or part time equivalent but not as a provisional broker within the last few years
Be a commercial agent
Brokerage activities include everything listed below except:
Listing (or offering to list) real estate for sale or rent
Referring a party to a real estate licensee, if done to compensation
Attending a real estate auction
Selling, buying, leasing, assigning or exchanging any interest in real estate, including a leasehold interest, in connection with the sale or purchase of a business
The members of the NCREC serve terms that are:
5 years
1 year
3 years
4 years
Real estate records must be retained for how long after the disbursement of trust monies?
1 year
10 years
3 years
5 years
Two members of the NCREC are appointed by:
Senate
Housing Authority
House of Representatives
General Assembly
Who is exempt from having a real estate license when conducting a real estate business?
An individual owner selling or leasing the owner's own property
Paralegal
Provisional broker
Unlicensed assistant
The Governor appoints to the NCREC:
10 members
3 members
7 members
1 member
Provisional brokers must complete an additional 90 hours of education to become a broker. This education must be completed:
Within twelve months of the individual's initial licensure
Additional education is not needed
At least 30 hours each year for three years by the anniversary date of the individual's licensing
Within three years
A licensed broker in another US jurisdiction, may be licensed directly as a NC broker:
By taking the NC Commercial exam
By working under a broker-in-charge for two years
Not on provisional status by passing the "State" section of the NC license examination
By completing ten residential deals
A broker or salesperson licensed and residing in another state may apply for and obtain a NC:
Driver's license
Privilege license
Property management license
Limited non-resident commercial broker license
An unlicensed, salaried employee may not:
Record and deposit earnest money
Negotiate a lease
Place "for sale" and lock boxes on property
Secure copies of public records from the register of deeds office
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