California Real Estate Salesperson

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What should a broker do when reconciling an active real estate trust account?

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  1. What should a broker do when reconciling an active real estate trust account?

  2. Which limited deposit of a broker's own money is expressly permitted for trust-account bank service charges under California's regulations?

  3. Under California Business and Professions Code section 10148, what is the standard minimum retention period for covered brokerage transaction records, subject to other applicable duties?

  4. Which task may ordinarily be assigned to an unlicensed real estate assistant rather than a licensed negotiator?

  5. A cooperating party offers to pay a California salesperson a transaction fee directly, outside the employing broker's arrangement. What should the salesperson do?

  6. What does a California responsible broker's supervision obligation generally require?

  7. A salesperson prepares first-point-of-contact solicitation material covered by California's advertising rules. What identification must be included as required?

  8. A salesperson's license has expired, and a renewal application has not restored active authority. What is the appropriate course before performing licensed acts?

  9. Which loss is most consistent with the kind of claim California's Consumer Recovery Account may address, if all statutory conditions are met?

  10. A California real estate licensee plans to perform nonexempt residential mortgage loan origination requiring an MLO endorsement. What must be verified first?

  11. An advertisement for an ordinary covered apartment says families with children are not accepted. Which federal fair housing protection is most directly implicated?

  12. An agent directs buyers toward or away from neighborhoods based on their race rather than their stated housing needs. What is this practice called?

  13. An agent tells owners that people of a particular race moving nearby will lower values and urges them to sell. What prohibited practice is illustrated?

  14. A lender denies loans in a neighborhood because of its racial composition rather than lawful, individualized lending criteria. What concern is most directly raised?

  15. A California landlord rejects an otherwise qualified applicant solely because part of the rent would be paid by a Section 8 voucher. Which protected category is directly implicated?

  16. A tenant with a disability requests an exception to a parking rule to obtain equal use and enjoyment of the home. What type of request is this most likely to be?

  17. A tenant needs an assistance animal as a disability-related reasonable accommodation in a covered no-pets property. Which response is generally appropriate?

  18. A tenant requests permission for a necessary disability-related alteration, such as installing a grab bar. How is this different from changing a rule?

  19. Which advertisement best avoids expressing an unlawful housing preference?

  20. A seller knows about repeated roof leaks but offers the property as-is. What should the salesperson explain?

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