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CA Real Estate Exam Practice; Questions & Answers Latest Update 100% Solved How many square feet in one acre? There are 43,560 square feet in an acre Mr. and Mrs. Conners sold their home and paid an 8% commission to their realtor. Assuming no other fees, if they walked away from the sale wi...

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CA Real Estate Exam Practice; Questions &
Answers Latest Update 100% Solved
How many square feet in one acre? ✔✔There are 43,560 square feet in an acre


Mr. and Mrs. Conners sold their home and paid an 8% commission to their

realtor. Assuming no


other fees, if they walked away from the sale with $306,000, about how much

did their house sell


for? ✔✔$332,600


To solve this problem, set up an equation using P for the answer you seek: You

know that the


seller walked away with $306,000. If the agent was to take 8% of the selling

price (P), then the


seller received 92% of the selling price. So, the equation would look like this:

Amount seller


received (306,000) = P (selling price) x 92% (0.92) 306,000 = P x 0.92 To isolate P

(the


unknown) on one side, divide both sides of the equation by 0.92 and you have:

306,0000.92=P

, CA Real Estate Exam Practice; Questions &
Answers Latest Update 100% Solved
Divide and you have the actual answer: 332,608.695 etc. Notice that the

question says "about,"


so round to find the correct answer among the choices given: $332,600


Which of the following is a violation of the Fair Housing act? ✔✔not allowing a

service dog in

an apartment complex that doesn't allow pets


According to Fair Housing laws, a handicapped individual who needs a service

dog is permitted


to have one even if animals are not generally allowed on the property. However,

the person is


responsible to pay for any damage the animal causes when their tenancy is up.

In new multiple-


story housing properties, accommodations must be made on the first floor only.


According to Fair Housing laws, which of these people is not considered

disabled? ✔✔a former


convict

, CA Real Estate Exam Practice; Questions &
Answers Latest Update 100% Solved
According to Fair Housing laws, people whose mental or physical condition

limits their


performance of major life activities is "disabled." So, alcoholics, drug addicts,

and HIV-infected


people are considered disabled, but having been a convict does not qualify as a

disability.


Sarah owns a warehouse and has decided to sell it as an open listing. She has

contacted three


brokers to sell it for her, Brokers A, B, and C. If Broker B makes the sale, who gets

the


commission? ✔✔Broker B


In an open listing, whichever broker sells the property gets the commission.


What information would be unethical for a listing agent to share with a potential

buyer? ✔✔"The


seller is very eager for an offer because he lost his job and found a new one in a

different state."

, CA Real Estate Exam Practice; Questions &
Answers Latest Update 100% Solved
It is inappropriate for a listing agent to tell a prospective buyer personal

information about the


seller, even if it may encourage a sale. The only exception would be in the case

of a seller


instructing the agent to do so. Doing so would be a confidentiality breach on the

part of the


listing agent. The broker should answer all questions related to the property

honestly.


A subdivision has a rule that each home in the neighborhood be at least 2,500

square feet. This is


an example of which concept? ✔✔restrictive covenant


Restrictive covenants are created by neighborhood developers or associations to

ensure that the


neighborhood maintains certain standards. Examples include minimum housing

size, restrictions


on architectural style, or mandated underground sprinkling.

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