ORES Ohio Real Estate Salesperson Examination - Set 3 - Part 2
Test your knowledge of technical writing concepts with these practice questions. Each question includes detailed explanations to help you understand the correct answers.
Question 21: Two protected classes were added to the federal Fair Housing Act by the nineteen eighty-eight amendments. Which pairing names both of those additions?
Question 22: A licensee directs minority buyers toward certain neighborhoods and away from others based on the buyers' protected class. Which prohibited practice is this?
Question 23: An agent urges owners to sell quickly by warning that a protected group is moving in and values will drop, hoping to profit. Which practice is this?
Question 24: A lender refuses mortgages in a particular neighborhood based on its racial composition rather than on objective economic criteria. Which prohibited practice is this?
Question 25: An individual owner sells one home without a broker and without discriminatory advertising, possibly qualifying for an exemption. Which basis can never be claimed under that exemption?
Question 26: An owner lives in one unit of a four-unit building and rents the others without using a broker or discriminatory ads. Which federal exemption is described?
Question 27: A community qualifies as housing for older persons and is therefore freed from one specific federal prohibition. From which protected class is it exempt?
Question 28: A rental ad states a preference such as adults only or a particular religious group. Which fair-housing violation does this advertisement represent?
Question 29: A real estate office open to the public must remove architectural barriers when readily achievable and provide equal access. Which law imposes this public-accommodation duty?
Question 30: Brokers from competing firms agree to charge the same commission rate to their clients. Which antitrust violation have they committed?
Question 31: Several full-service brokerages agree among themselves to refuse to cooperate with a new discount brokerage to drive it out. Which per se antitrust violation is this?
Question 32: Two competing brokerages agree that one will handle listings north of Main Street and the other south of it. Which per se antitrust violation is this?
Question 33: A broker agrees to list a seller's home only if the seller also hires the broker's affiliated title company. Which per se antitrust violation is this?
Question 34: A licensed sales associate works on commission under a written agreement stating non-employee tax status. For tax purposes, how is this associate generally classified?
Question 35: A consumer asks a brokerage directly to stop calling, even though an established business relationship exists. How long must that company-specific request be honored?
Question 36: A broker uses earnest money held for a client to pay the brokerage's own bills. Which prohibited act has the broker committed?
Question 37: A cracked foundation hidden behind finished walls would not be revealed by a buyer's ordinary inspection. Which kind of defect is this?
Question 38: A broken window pane and peeling exterior paint are visible to anyone viewing the property with ordinary care. Which category of defect describes these?
Question 39: A residential seller knows the basement floods every spring. Regarding this condition, what does the modern disclosure duty require of the seller?
Question 40: The traditional rule that a buyer takes property in its existing condition and bears the risk of undisclosed defects is summarized by which phrase?
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