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Real Estate Salesperson Exam — National Portion

Agency (CT): practice questions

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Question 1 · Connecticut

When is a person conclusively presumed to have given informed consent to dual agency in Connecticut?

  1. When the person signs the statutory consent form before any purchase or lease contract
  2. When the person verbally agrees to dual agency at the first showing of the listed property
  3. When the person signs any brokerage disclosure form at the closing table
  4. When the broker mails a dual agency notice to the person after the offer is accepted
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A. When the person signs the statutory consent form before any purchase or lease contract — Conn. Gen. Stat. 20-325g.

Question 2 · Connecticut

Which practice does Connecticut law prohibit for a real estate broker?

  1. Making a unilateral offer of subagency
  2. Cooperating with another firm's buyer agent
  3. Appointing designated agents
  4. Representing a buyer under a written agreement
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A. Making a unilateral offer of subagency — Conn. Gen. Stat. 20-325f.

Question 3 · Connecticut

A Connecticut broker appoints a designated seller agent and a different designated buyer agent in one transaction. What is each designated agent's status?

  1. A neutral facilitator who owes no duties to either party
  2. A subagent of the other designated agent's client in the transaction
  3. Not a dual agent, unless designated to represent both buyer and seller
  4. Automatically a dual agent, because the firm represents both parties
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C. Not a dual agent, unless designated to represent both buyer and seller — Conn. Gen. Stat. 20-325i.

Question 4 · Connecticut

By when must a Connecticut licensee disclose in writing to a prospective party the types of agency relationships available?

  1. At or before the closing
  2. Before presenting any written offer to purchase the property
  3. Before the listing agreement is recorded
  4. Not later than the first personal meeting
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D. Not later than the first personal meeting — Conn. Gen. Stat. 20-325d(b)(1).

Question 5 · Connecticut

At the first personal meeting, what must a Connecticut licensee tell a prospective party about confidential information?

  1. That anything shared will be passed on to every party in the deal
  2. That it may be shared only after the purchase contract is signed
  3. Not to share it until a written representation agreement is signed
  4. That the commission keeps a copy of all client financial details
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C. Not to share it until a written representation agreement is signed — Conn. Gen. Stat. 20-325d(b)(1)(B).

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