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NC Real Estate exit exam review Questions 100% Solved. Broker-In-Charge Darius puts his unlicensed Office Manager in charge of commission checks and trust account deposits while on vacation. While he is out of the Country for three weeks the Office Manager embezzles several thousand dollars. Wh...

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NC Real Estate exit exam review Questions
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Broker-In-Charge Darius puts his unlicensed Office Manager in charge of commission checks

and trust account deposits while on vacation. While he is out of the Country for three weeks the

Office Manager embezzles several thousand dollars. Which one of the following is true? -

answer✔A)The Commission may fine Darius up to $500.00 for a trust account violation


B)The Office Manager may face both criminal charges and civil liability

C)Darius could have his license suspended or revoked for giving trust account authority to

someone else

D)All firms must have a trust account, reconciled monthly




This is an extremely challenging question, with several answers that are "almost true". The NC

Real Estate Commission does not fine individual licensees; and the Broker in Charge MAY give

authority to someone else (a licensee or an employee) for trust account management, so both "A"

and "C" are untrue. The Broker in Charge would still have final liability for the accuracy of that

trust account, and could face repercussions in the above scenario, but that is not a given option.

Not all firms must have a trust account, so "D" is untrue. Trust accounts are only required if the

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Firm holds money that belongs to someone else. A Brokerage firm may function without a trust

account. The attorney or other firm would serve as the escrow agent ( trust account holder) in

that scenario. The office manager in the above scenario embezzled, which is a crime with both

civil and criminal repercussions, so "B" is correct.

A married couple purchases a home and lot at Lake Tillery from a local developer. They use a

type of seller financing that gives the couple equitable title but does not give legal title until the

loan is satisfied. This type of financing can be best referred to as: - answer✔A)A lease with an

option to purchase

B)Contract by the entireties

C)Lease/ Purchase agreement

D)Land contract or contract for deed




D.

Be sure to read all options thoroughly, and be familiar with the basic attributes and differences

between various contract types. A land contract is a special type of seller financing used

commonly in the midwest, and becoming more popular in North Carolina. Watch out for

distractors. The marital status of the buyer has nothing to do with the correct answer, but may

have allowed you to confuse "tenancy by the entireties" for a type of contract.

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A developer has a cul-de-sac lot and he wants to build a house there; however, the front setback

requirement under the county zoning ordinance would force the planned house to encroach on a

flood hazard area. In order to comply with legal requirements for building the house on this lot,

the developer must obtain from the county a - answer✔A)non-conforming use permitB)special

exceptionC)special use permitD)variance




D.A variance is a request to vary from the current zoning, and requires a hearing. It is only

granted when the requesting party can prove a hardship. In this case, the developer would have to

prove a hardship

A long-term lease is generally to the owner's advantage in all of these cases EXCEPT -

answer✔A)when negotiating a commercial lease with an escalation clause


B)when the owner has made significant alterations in the space to suit the tenant

C)when economic times cause excessively high demands for rental space

D)during predicted economic downturns and recessions




C. Landlords are able to raise the rents sooner with short term leases.

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Homesteads can be described as all of the following EXCEPT: - answer✔A)protected from most

creditors during the occupant's lifetime B)not protected from real estate taxes billed against the

property C)a legal life estate D)exempt from the same judgments for debts in all states




DThe answer is (d). A homestead is a legal life estate, that is protected from some creditors and

certain judgments; which varies greatly from state to state. However, homeowners are not

protected from ad valorem tax or mortgage collection. Be careful, watch out for double

negatives. Read slowly and carefully.

A property management company manages three single family residential properties for an

investor plus four different homeowners' associations. How many trust accounts must the

property management company have? - answer✔A)One for all the accounts managed by the

companyB)Two, one for the single family rentals and one for the homeowners'

associationsC)Five, one for the single family rentals and one for each homeowners'

associationD)Seven, an individual account for each property




C. A property manager may have one trust account for the residential properties that are

managed by his/her firm. However, if home owner associations are managed, there must be a

separate account for each association.

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