MORES Missouri Real Estate Salesperson Exam - Set 4 - Part 1

Test your knowledge of technical writing concepts with these practice questions. Each question includes detailed explanations to help you understand the correct answers.

Question 1: A Missouri licensee meets a buyer at an open house, answers her questions and later shows her two more homes, and no written agreement of any kind has been signed by anyone. Which of the following describes the relationship the statute creates?

Question 2: A Missouri buyer tours several properties with a licensee over two weekends without signing anything, then buys directly from a seller she met on her own. The licensee asks her for a fee. Which of the following describes her obligation?

Question 3: A Missouri transaction broker counts what she believes are seven separate statutory duties, having read the section closely and treated each lettered item as its own obligation. Which of the following states the number of top-level duties the statute actually imposes?

Question 4: A Missouri transaction broker and a seller reach an oral understanding about how she will market a property over the coming weeks, and she later argues that only written agreements bind her. Which of the following describes what the statute requires?

Question 5: A Missouri transaction broker learns during casual conversation that her seller would accept far less than the asking price if a quick closing could be arranged for her. Which of the following describes what she may tell a prospective buyer?

Question 6: A Missouri transaction broker walks a property with a buyer and notices nothing unusual, and the buyer later asks whether the broker should have investigated the crawlspace and the roof more carefully. Which of the following describes her obligation?

Question 7: A Missouri designated broker acting as a transaction broker expects to be paid a fee at closing but has signed nothing at all with either party. Which of the following describes what the written agreement statute requires of her?

Question 8: A Missouri licensee who began a showing as a transaction broker realizes partway through the afternoon that her status has changed by operation of the statute itself. Which of the following describes when she must disclose the new status?

Question 9: A Missouri seller's agent and a Missouri transaction broker compare the vocabulary the statute uses for the agency side of the business, and one of them insists Missouri simply calls it a fiduciary. Which of the following gives the statutory term?

Question 10: A Missouri seller's limited agent has a signed contract on the property and receives a telephone call from another agent asking her to keep marketing it aggressively. Which of the following describes her duty while the contract stands?

Question 11: A Missouri buyer's limited agent is asked by her client whether she checked the client's own credit and income before writing the offer, since the seller's agent may want some reassurance about it. Which of the following describes her statutory duty?

Question 12: A Missouri seller's limited agent is served with a subpoena in a lawsuit between two former clients and must answer questions that touch on what her former client told her in confidence. Which of the following describes her position?

Question 13: A Missouri buyer touring homes with a listing agent is not the agent's client, and she asks what that agent owes her about the condition of the properties. Which of the following describes the duty owed to a customer?

Question 14: A Missouri designated broker plans to act as a single agent for a buyer and intends to sign the written agency agreement after she has shown the buyer a few properties. Which of the following describes what the amended statute requires?

Question 15: A Missouri licensee opens a lockbox and lets a prospective buyer view a property without having signed any agreement with her, and the buyer asks no questions and receives no advice. Which of the following describes what that carve-out permits?

Question 16: A Missouri designated broker offers exclusive representation at a reduced fee and proposes to enter the listing on the multiple listing service and do nothing further. Which of the following describes what the statute requires of an exclusive agreement?

Question 17: A Missouri client asks her designated broker to take on obligations beyond those the agency statute lists, and the broker worries that the agency statute may not permit any additional duties at all. Which of the following describes the statute's position?

Question 18: A Missouri licensee wants to represent both the seller and the buyer in the same transaction, and both parties are aware of the situation and comfortable with it. Which of the following describes what the statute requires before she may proceed?

Question 19: A Missouri dual agent is asked by the buyer what the seller rejected earlier in the negotiation, since the buyer wants to avoid repeating an offer that has already failed once. Which of the following describes what she may disclose?

Question 20: A Missouri dual agent and a Missouri transaction broker compare their lists of restricted information, and one whole category appears on the dual agent's list but not on the transaction broker's own list. Which of the following is that category?


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