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In order to become a Utah real estate agent, you'll need to pass the real estate exam! Below are free Utah real estate practice exam questions that will closely resemble your licensing exam. Review these questions and see what you know! The answers are provided beneath the question set.
1. In Utah, which of the following is the most common type of buyer representation agreement?
- Exclusive right-to-lease agreement
- Exclusive right-to-list agreement
- Exclusive right-to-represent agreement
- Exclusive right-to-sell agreement
2. Grant, a sales agent, wants to become a principal broker. He has three years of experience as a sales agent and is affiliated with a registered company. He has also just completed 130 hours of approved education, including 45 hours of broker principles, 50 hours of broker practices, and 35 hours of Utah law and testing. Is Grant eligible?
- "No, Grant has not completed enough education on the subject of broker principles.
- No, Grant must first establish his own brokerage.
- No, Grant must first have three years’ experience as an associate broker.
- Yes, Grant has completed all necessary requirements to become a principal broker.
3. In Utah, which entity writes the rules that govern the education, examination, and licensing requirements for principal brokers, associate brokers, and sales agents?
- The Real Estate Education and Licensing Consortium
- The Utah Association of REALTORS®
- The Utah Real Estate Commission
- The Utah Real Estate Education Association
4. Utah broker Luis is moving to a new office and would like to shred some records so he doesn’t have to move them, especially records involving rejected offers. They’re just taking up space. What Utah law does Luis need to follow regarding these records?
- Luis can shred all records related to rejected offers.
- Luis can shred these records as long as they’re more than five years old.
- Luis can shred these records as long as they’re more than three years old.
- Luis can shred these records once he has the division’s approval.
5. When is a Utah real estate license required?
- When performing maintenance work for one property owner
- When performing real estate activities for others, for compensation of any kind
- When performing real estate activities for others, without compensation
- When performing real estate activities for yourself
6. You’re the listing agent for the Browns, so you have a duty of obedience to them. They’ve noticed moisture in the basement but only after very hard rains. They’ve asked you not to disclose that to any potential buyers. What should you do?
- You must always disclose all material facts, even if your client doesn’t want you to.
- You must not disclose because clients are owed obedience.
- You must not disclose because of the duty of confidentiality.
- You should ignore their request because customer duties always outweigh client duties.
7. Larry is a Utah licensee selling a condo he bought with his best friend. Is he required to disclose that he’s part owner of the property?
- Yes, but only to the buyer’s agent
- Yes, to all parties after a contract is executed
- Yes, to all parties at initial contact
- Yes, to all parties prior to executing a contract
8. A real estate company in Park City decides to reopen the branch it inactivated six months ago when business was slow. What needs to occur?
- A new license must be obtained for the reopened branch.
- No action is needed.
- The broker must complete and mail a License History Request form within the next 30 days.
- The broker must submit a Real Estate Company/Branch Office Change Form via mail to reactivate the license.
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