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Real Estate Salesperson Exam — National Portion

Unlicensed activity (MO): practice questions

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Question 1 · Missouri

Can an unlicensed person sue in Missouri for a real estate commission?

  1. Yes, for the reasonable value of the work
  2. No, they must prove they were licensed
  3. Only for under $5,000
  4. Only with a written contract
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B. No, they must prove they were licensed — RSMo 339.160.

Question 2 · Missouri

May a Missouri licensee share a commission with an unlicensed person for helping on a sale?

  1. Yes, if paid through the title company
  2. No, with limited exceptions such as out-of-state brokers
  3. Yes, up to 10% of the commission, if disclosed in writing
  4. Only family members
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B. No, with limited exceptions such as out-of-state brokers — RSMo 339.150.2.

Question 3 · Missouri

Who may the Missouri commission ask a court to enjoin?

  1. Only licensees whose licenses have lapsed
  2. Anyone performing licensed acts without a license
  3. Only out-of-state brokers
  4. No one; only the attorney general may sue
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B. Anyone performing licensed acts without a license — RSMo 339.180.

Question 4 · Missouri

May a Missouri broker pay compensation to a business entity owned solely by a licensee?

  1. No
  2. Yes
  3. Only with commission approval
  4. Only for commercial deals
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B. Yes — RSMo 339.150.4.

Question 5 · Missouri

What is knowingly violating Missouri's real estate licensing law?

  1. A traffic-style infraction with a small fine
  2. A class B misdemeanor
  3. A class C felony
  4. A civil matter only, with no criminal penalty
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B. A class B misdemeanor — RSMo 339.170.

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