Which of these scenarios does not require a maryland licensee to disclose their licensed status?

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1. Which choice correctly identifies the classes that Maryland protects in addition to the seven federally protected classes?

  1. Age, disability, and employment status
  2. Disability, sexual orientation, and gender identity
  3. Familial status, marital status, and sexual orientation
  4. Marital status, sexual orientation, gender identity, and source of income

2. Which of the following is a true statement about possible penalties imposed by the commission for a violation of the Maryland Code of Ethics?

  1. The commission does not have the authority to sanction licensees for violations of the Maryland Code of Ethics.
  2. The commission may reprimand and impose fines, but may not suspend or revoke licenses.
  3. The commission may reprimand, impose fines, and suspend and/or revoke licenses, but it may not impose prison sentences.
  4. The commission may reprimand, impose fines, suspend and/or revoke licenses, and impose prison sentences for serious violators.

3. " Which of the following is NOT cause for the Maryland Real Estate Commission to summarily suspend a licensee’s real estate license?"

  1. The licensee fails to disclose personal interest in a transaction.
  2. The licensee fails to promptly account for trust funds.
  3. The licensee fails to provide trust fund account records to the commission.
  4. The licensee is convicted of a felony.

4. Which of these is NOT a power of the Maryland Real Estate Commission?

  1. "Adopt reasonable bylaws and regulations regarding real estate practice and licensee conduct
  2. Impose jail sentences of up to six months on licensees who commit multiple serious license law violations
  3. Investigate complaints against real estate licensees or unlicensed individuals who are allegedly practicing real estate
  4. Oversee license application, issuance, and renewal

5. Which of the following scenarios depicts the illegal handling of trust funds in Maryland?

  1. Kelly transferred her client’s $5,000 earnest money deposit from her firm’s escrow account into the title company’s account a few days before closing.
  2. Maxwell deposited his client’s earnest money check six days after the property went under contract.
  3. On Friday, Shanice deposited her client’s earnest money check in her personal account to keep it safe until she could transfer it to her brokerage’s escrow account on Monday.
  4. Salesperson Irene gave her client’s $10,000 earnest money check to her broker, Paul, for safekeeping until the property went under contract.

6. Which of these licensees is correctly following MREC guidelines for hosting an open house?

  1. "Fabrizio displays his real estate license and wears a name tag.
  2. Luke makes sure that all attendees sign an Understanding Whom Real Estate Agents Represent form.
  3. Shawna displays the MREC notice informing consumers that she represents the seller.
  4. Shelby makes sure to place a warning next to the plate of cookies she’s put out, informing attendees that they contain peanuts.

7. In Maryland, how often must real estate salespersons renew their license?

  1. Every three years
  2. Every two years
  3. Every two years in even years
  4. Every year

8. When must an agent disclose an agency relationship to an unrepresented transaction party?

  1. At closing
  2. At first substantive contact
  3. Relationships don't need to be disclosed
  4. When asked about the relationship

Answers: 1. D, 2. C, 3. A, 4. B, 5. C, 6. C, 7. B, 8. B

 

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Which of these scenarios does not require a maryland licensee to disclose their licensed status?

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Which option lists information that must be included on a licensee's business card quizlet?

The cards must include her name as it appears on her license. Business cards are considered advertising and should include the licensee's and broker's/brokerage's name (as licensed). It's also prudent to include your phone number or email address, but not required.

Which of the following is not true regarding compensation and Maryland licensees?

Which of the following is NOT true regarding compensation and Maryland licensees? Licensees may not accept compensation from more than one transaction party without all parties' knowledge.

Which of the following specifically states that all licensees are required to disclose material facts that they know or should know to every prospective buyer?

Which of the following specifically states that all licensees are required to disclose material facts that they know—or should know—to every prospective buyer? The Maryland Broker's Act requires all licensees to disclose material facts that they know—or should know—to every prospective buyer.
Which one of the following statements about dual agency disclosure and informed consent in Maryland is true? Dual agency is illegal. Maryland license law allows single-license and dual-license agency, as long as the clients give written consent.