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RECA FUNDAMENTALS EXAM | QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS | 2024| Which of the following is NOT a RECA educational resource for industry professionals? - Spatial Information System (Spin 2) Who is responsible for producing the "Real Property Report"? - Alberta Land Surveyor Benefits of RECAS trust assura...

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RECA FUNDAMENTALS EXAM | QUESTIONS
AND ANSWERS | 2024|

Which of the following is NOT a RECA educational resource for industry professionals?
- Spatial Information System (Spin 2)

Who is responsible for producing the "Real Property Report"? - Alberta Land Surveyor

Benefits of RECAS trust assurance and practice review program - - effective record
keeping and administrative procedures
- education and advice in relation to brokerage trust accounting
- identifies and resolves potential problems regarding brokerage trust accounting
requirements

Responsibilities of RECA - - Handling professional conduct review
- establishing industry standards of practice
- issuing authorization to trade in real estate

Four factors of production - land, labor, capital, entrepreneurship

RECA provides the following annual reports - - financial reports
- industry statistics
- reports for the previous year

Who has the power to amend the Rules of the RE Act? - Council (not the Provincial
Legislature, their job is to amend the RE Act itself - two very different things)

Who has the power to suspend / revoke a license? - The Executive Director

- determines the length of suspension
- serves the decision on the industry professional
- will consider the evidence when making the decision

What's included in written service agreements? - - the services to be provided by the
brokerage
- the responsibilities of each party to the agreement (i.e. remuneration from client to
brokerage)
- the names of the parties to the agreement

Failure to immediately notify Executive Director of changes to information provided in
support of license results in: - - Exec. Director may refer the matter for a professional
conduct review
- Exec. Director may suspend industry professionals license
- Exec. director may cancel the industry professionals license

,Length of time a license is valid for if NOT registered w a brokerage - 36 months

Level of Disclosure: Other party represented by another brokerage - Level 1

Level of Disclosure: Other party not represented - Level 2

Level of Disclosure: Other party represented by same brokerage - Level 3

Inducement vs incentives - - Inducement is client specific
- Incentive is offered by the brokerage to any potential client

Records must be: - - kept in Alberta
- maintained in electronic form
- kept by brokerage for 3 years
- accessible to RECA for inspection
- they can be held in multiple locations, provided they're all in Alberta

Personal Ethics - Morals - held by individual
Ethics - Standard of Conduct (values/beliefs that guide actions)
Professional Standards - Rules and Regulations

Real Estate Insurance Exchange (REIX) - - provides financial protection
- compensates consumers up to $35,000
- mandatory errors & omissions insurance + negligence
- excludes injuries or death, transfers of title, commission/fees
- $3,500 is the first deductible
- $7,000 if second claim.
- RECA collects premiums with licensing fees

Tort Law - Compensation for civil wrongs that result in harm
- Negligent Tort
- carelessness, failure to exercise reasonable care
- Intentional Tort
- assault, fraud, theft, defamation
- strict liability Tort
- the act itself, producting defective products, using hazardous materials

Ethical Decision Making - 1. Recognize
2. Analyze
3. Test
3A. Seek assistance if needed
4. Implement

Duty based approach to ethical decision making - - individuals intentions or motives
- belief in universal moral system of ethical reasoning

, - individuals should do the right thing because its the right thing to do

Benefits of REIX - - enhances the image of the profession
- has the potential to save on insurance costs
- The profession is active in managing the program and its risks

Errors nand nOmissions nInsurance n- n nreal nestate nequivalent nof nmalpractice ncoverage

Comprehensive nGeneral nLiability nInsurance n- n n- nbroad ncoverage nfor nclaims nagainst
ninjury/damage

- ncivil nliability n(a nfall)
- nany ndamages nor ninjuries
- nlegal ndefense ncosts
- ndoes nnot ncover nissues nrelated nto nreal nestate ntransactions

Voluntary nBroker nResolution nProcess n(VBRP) n- n n- nenables nbroker nto ntake nthe nlead nin
nresolving ncomplaints nand ndisputes

- nprior nto nRECA n+ nFormal ncourts
- nbrokers nconfer nwith nREIX nbefore nproceeding

Benefits nof nVoluntary nBroker nResolution nProcess n- n n- navoids ntime nand nintrusion
ninvolved nwith nRECA ninvestigation

- nidentifies ndeficient nbrokerage npractices nthat nneed nimprovement
- nallows nparticipation nin nthe nprocess nto nachieve nacceptable nresolution
- nopportunity nto nmend nrelationship nwith nconsumer

Privacy nLaw n- n n- nBrokerages nmust ndesignate na nprivacy nofficer nto nbe naccountable nfor
ncompliance

- nmust nbe nconsistent nwith nthe napplicable nprivacy nlegislation

Three ncomponents nof nbroker nleadership n- n nAuthority, nresponsibility, nand naccountability

Financial nTransactions nand nReports nAnalysis nCenter nof nCanada n(FINTRAC) n- n n-
nresponsible nfor ncollection, nanalysis nand ndisclosure nof ninformation

- nidentifies nlists nof ngroups nunder ntheir nwatch
- nbrokers nmust nreport nsuspicious ntransactions

Safeguards nto nprotect npersonal ninformation n- n nAdministrative, nTechnological, nPhysical

Confidential ninformation n- n nincludes nboth npersonal nand nbusiness ninformation
- nnot nreadily navailable ninfo, nmay nhave nvalue

What nis nexpress nconsent? n- n nConsent ngiven nverbally nor nin nwriting n(Think nof nyour
nrelationship nwith nyour nlawyer)

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