ORES Ohio Real Estate Salesperson Examination - Set 5 - Part 3
Test your knowledge of technical writing concepts with these practice questions. Each question includes detailed explanations to help you understand the correct answers.
Question 41: Even when buying or selling their own property as a principal, a licensee under Ohio law still owes the other party which of the following?
Question 42: Under Ohio law, which of the following may a licensee properly do with a standard, attorney-prepared purchase agreement?
Question 43: A buyer asks the agent to write a special relocation contingency the standard form does not contain. Under Ohio law, the agent should do which of the following?
Question 44: At closing a buyer asks whether a general warranty deed or a quitclaim deed better protects them. Under Ohio law, the licensee should do which of the following?
Question 45: When a transaction raises a legal question a licensee cannot answer without giving a legal opinion, Ohio's professional duty is to do which of the following?
Question 46: A salesperson tells a prospect, 'I'm actually a broker and need no one's approval.' Under Ohio law, this statement is best described as which of the following?
Question 47: Which of the following correctly describes who may properly use the REALTOR designation under Ohio standards and the rules governing that mark?
Question 48: A licensee with no luxury-market training advertises as a 'luxury specialist' to attract clients. Under Ohio law, this conduct is best characterized as which of the following?
Question 49: Which of the following bodies adopts the Canons of Ethics that bind all Ohio real estate licensees and enforces them through discipline?
Question 50: A licensee who does not belong to the national association must still follow which of the following sets of ethical rules under Ohio law?
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