Massachusetts-Real-Estate-Salesperson 無料問題集「Real Estate Massachusetts Real Estate Salesperson」

（A）broker.

（B）listing agent on behalf of broker.

（C）listing agent on behalf of seller.

（D）seller.

（A）the licensee does not have errors and omission insurance.

（B）the agent of the other party asks about this specifically.

（C）any relative of the licensee has ever lived in the residence.

（D）the licensee has any economic interest in the property.

（A）Obtain a building permit.

（B）File an appeal with the local court.

（C）Obtain a modification to the local master plan.

（D）Obtain a variance or special exception.

（A）$47,625

（B）$45,788

（C）$46,838

（D）$45,000

（A）Notify a tenant 24 hours prior to entering a property.

（B）Inspect the property every six months.

（C）Maintain their properties in a safe and habitable condition.

（D）Provide a statement of condition within 30 days of the lease.

（A）A broker commences business under the trade name of ABC Realty.

（B）A salesperson terminates employment with one broker and affiliates with another.

（C）A broker conducts business under the broker's own name.

（D）A broker changes his or her mailing address.

（A）Protects tenants from personal property disputes.

（B）Prohibits use of unfair and deceptive practices in business.

（C）Prohibits use of only deceptive practices in landlord-tenant law.

（D）Protects homeowners who sell their homes without a broker.

（A）call the listing agent and express this concern.

（B）recommend that the buyer withdraw from the transaction.

（C）remain silent as the agent does not know for certain that the seller has misrepresented the property.

（D）point out this concern to the buyer and recommend further inspection or investigation before proceeding.

（A）$120,000

（B）$138,000

（C）$143,000

（D）$133,000

（A）suing the seller for specific performance.

（B）filing a complaint with the Real Estate Commission.

（C）bringing an action against the seller for payment of compensatory damages.

（D）canceling the contract and recovering the earnest money.