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Real Estate Salesperson Exam — National Portion

Licensing (RI): practice questions

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Question 1 · Rhode Island

How many classroom hours of prelicense education must a Rhode Island salesperson applicant complete?

  1. At least 90 hours, half of them online
  2. At least 30 hours
  3. At least 60 hours of approved study
  4. At least 45 hours
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D. At least 45 hours — R.I. Gen. Laws 5-20.5-4(b); 230-RICR-30-20-2.7(A).

Question 2 · Rhode Island

How many hours of approved classroom study must a Rhode Island broker applicant complete?

  1. At least 90 hours
  2. At least 60 hours, which may include the salesperson course
  3. At least 120 hours
  4. At least 45 hours beyond the salesperson course
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A. At least 90 hours — R.I. Gen. Laws 5-20.5-4(b)(ii).

Question 3 · Rhode Island

What is the minimum age to obtain a Rhode Island real estate salesperson license?

  1. 16 years old with a parent's consent
  2. 21 years old, or 19 with a diploma
  3. 18 years old
  4. 19 years old
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C. 18 years old — R.I. Gen. Laws 5-20.5-3(c).

Question 4 · Rhode Island

Who may own an interest in or help operate a Rhode Island real estate brokerage firm?

  1. Anyone approved by the commission
  2. Anyone at all, provided a licensed broker manages the office
  3. Any licensee, salesperson or broker
  4. Only someone holding a valid broker's license
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D. Only someone holding a valid broker's license — R.I. Gen. Laws 5-20.5-27.

Question 5 · Rhode Island

How does a Rhode Island attorney licensed by the state supreme court get a real estate license?

  1. Attorneys may not hold a real estate license
  2. By application and fee, without examination
  3. By completing the 45-hour course and exam
  4. By passing only the state portion of the exam
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B. By application and fee, without examination — R.I. Gen. Laws 5-20.5-4(d).

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