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Real Estate Salesperson Exam — National Portion

Supervision (UT): practice questions

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Question 1 · Utah

What happens to affiliated sales agents' licenses when their principal broker's license is revoked?

  1. They stay active for 30 days while the brokerage winds down its pending deals
  2. They transfer automatically to the branch broker's supervision
  3. They are automatically inactivated until the agents affiliate elsewhere
  4. They are revoked as well, and the agents must reapply
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C. They are automatically inactivated until the agents affiliate elsewhere — Utah Code 61-2f-410(1).

Question 2 · Utah

A Utah sales agent's principal broker refuses to pay an earned commission. Whom may the agent sue in the agent's own name?

  1. The seller who signed the listing agreement with the brokerage
  2. The buyer's principal broker who received the cooperating fee
  3. Only the principal broker the agent is or was affiliated with
  4. The title company that disbursed the closing funds
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C. Only the principal broker the agent is or was affiliated with — Utah Code 61-2f-409(2).

Question 3 · Utah

How is the relationship between a Utah sales agent and a principal broker presumed to be classified?

  1. Employee, unless a written contract clearly states an independent contractor arrangement
  2. Employee for sales activity, but an independent contractor for property management
  3. Partnership, unless the brokerage registers the agent as a W-2 employee
  4. Independent contractor, unless clear and convincing evidence shows employment was intended
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D. Independent contractor, unless clear and convincing evidence shows employment was intended — Utah Code 61-2f-303(1)(b).

Question 4 · Utah

How must a Utah licensee pay an unlicensed personal assistant?

  1. At a predetermined rate not tied to closed transactions
  2. A flat fee per closing, if the broker approves it
  3. Any method, provided the client is told in writing
  4. A share of each commission earned, capped at 10 percent of it
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A. At a predetermined rate not tied to closed transactions — Utah Admin. Code R162-2f-401g(3).

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