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  1. 1A Missouri broker applicant submits an unsigned license application with the correct fee. What may the Real Estate Commission do?

    1. A. Issue a temporary active license until the signature arrives
    2. B. Deny issuance because the application is incomplete
    3. C. Accept it if the applicant signs at the first renewal
    4. D. Convert it automatically to an inactive license application

    Answer: B

    Explanation: An unsigned filing is incomplete, and the rule says the Commission "may deny issuance of a license" on that basis.

    Reference: Missouri Secretary of State: Code of State Regulations — 20 CSR 2250-3.010(2), p. 3

  2. 2An active Missouri broker is preparing for biennial renewal. What is the minimum approved continuing-education total for the two-year license period?

    1. A. 6 hours
    2. B. 9 hours
    3. C. 12 hours
    4. D. 18 hours

    Answer: C

    Explanation: An active licensee must complete "twelve (12) hours" of approved instruction during the license period.

    Reference: Missouri Secretary of State: Code of State Regulations — 20 CSR 2250-10.100(1), p. 3

  3. 3A designated broker creates office procedures only for affiliated licensees, leaving unlicensed transaction coordinators unsupervised. Which Missouri responsibility has the broker missed?

    1. A. Supervising only persons who negotiate compensation
    2. B. Supervising the real-estate-related activities of both licensed and unlicensed associated persons
    3. C. Supervising unlicensed persons only when they handle escrow
    4. D. Supervising independent contractors but not employees

    Answer: B

    Explanation: Supervision extends to "all licensed and unlicensed persons associated with them" and includes their real-estate-related activities.

    Reference: Missouri Secretary of State: Code of State Regulations — 20 CSR 2250-8.020(1), p. 3

  4. 4A consumer wants to file a complaint against a Missouri real estate licensee. Which submission matches the Commission's complaint rule?

    1. A. A sworn written complaint on the Commission's form stating the alleged violation clearly
    2. B. An anonymous telephone message without alleged facts
    3. C. An oral statement made only to the licensee's broker
    4. D. An unsigned social-media post sent to the Commission

    Answer: A

    Explanation: The complaint must use "forms provided by the commission," be written and sworn, and clearly state the alleged violation.

    Reference: Missouri Secretary of State: Code of State Regulations — 20 CSR 2250-9.010(1), p. 3

  5. 5What property-related term must appear in every written buyer or tenant agency agreement?

    1. A. A description of the type of property sought
    2. B. A legal description of a specific acquired parcel
    3. C. A guaranteed appraised value
    4. D. A lender's underwriting conditions

    Answer: A

    Explanation: The authorization must include "A description of the type of property sought."

    Reference: Missouri Secretary of State: Code of State Regulations — 20 CSR 2250-8.090(5)(A)1, p. 6

  6. 6A designated broker appoints different affiliated licensees to the two sides of a transaction. How must the appointment ordinarily be documented?

    1. A. By an oral announcement at closing
    2. B. In a written brokerage-services agreement or other written notice
    3. C. Only in the brokerage's advertising file
    4. D. By filing a new entity-license application

    Answer: B

    Explanation: "Appointments of designated agents" must be documented in a written brokerage agreement or other written notice unless the statutory presumption applies.

    Reference: Missouri Secretary of State: Code of State Regulations — 20 CSR 2250-8.020(4), p. 3

  7. 7An applicant relying on active salesperson experience seeks an original Missouri broker-type license. How much qualifying active experience is required immediately before application?

    1. A. 12 of the last 18 months
    2. B. 18 of the last 24 months
    3. C. 24 of the last 30 months
    4. D. 30 of the last 36 months

    Answer: C

    Explanation: The rule specifies "twenty-four (24)" months within the immediately preceding 30-month window.

    Reference: Missouri Secretary of State: Code of State Regulations — 20 CSR 2250-3.010(6)(A)1, p. 3

  8. 8Within the 12-hour Missouri continuing-education requirement, how many hours must be taken in the Commission-designated core course?

    1. A. 1 hour
    2. B. 3 hours
    3. C. 6 hours
    4. D. 9 hours

    Answer: B

    Explanation: At least "three (3) hours" must be in the Commission-identified core course.

    Reference: Missouri Secretary of State: Code of State Regulations — 20 CSR 2250-10.100(3), p. 3

  9. 9An affiliated licensee violates a written office policy. After learning of it, what broker response is one condition Missouri identifies when evaluating inadequate supervision?

    1. A. Attempt to prevent or mitigate the damage
    2. B. Wait for a formal complaint before acting
    3. C. Ratify the transaction if the client benefited
    4. D. Transfer the licensee before reviewing the conduct

    Answer: A

    Explanation: One listed condition is that the broker attempted to "mitigate the damage" after learning of the violation.

    Reference: Missouri Secretary of State: Code of State Regulations — 20 CSR 2250-8.020(1)(C), p. 3

  10. 10No member of the public has filed a complaint, but the Commission learns of possible license-law misconduct. May it initiate a complaint?

    1. A. No, a consumer affidavit is always required
    2. B. No, only a prosecutor may initiate it
    3. C. Yes, the Commission may initiate a complaint on its own motion
    4. D. Yes, but only after the broker consents

    Answer: C

    Explanation: "Upon its own motion" the Commission may initiate a complaint against a licensee.

    Reference: Missouri Secretary of State: Code of State Regulations — 20 CSR 2250-9.010(1), p. 3

Topics in this practice bank

These topics describe the available practice for Broker State Portion. Review the examination outline and its sources for scope and allocation details.

  • Licenses (7 items)
    • Applications for License
    • Qualification for, Expiration, and Renewal
    • Fictitious Name
    • Individual License; Business Name
    • Broker-Salesperson
    • Salesperson License
    • Partnership, Association or Corporate License
  • Educational Requirements (2 items)
    • Continuing Education Requirements
  • Business Conduct and Practices (40 items)
    • Improper Use of License and Office
    • Branch Office
    • Sales Manager
    • Clerical Personnel; Personal/Professional Assistants
    • Display of License
    • Advertising
    • Franchises; Trade Name; Insignia
    • Listings
    • Offers
    • Licensee’s Interest in Transactions; Relationship with Parties
    • Escrow and Trust Accounts
    • Earnest Money; Disputes
    • Standard Forms
    • Closings and Closing Statements
    • Retention of Records
    • Commissions (must be licensee)
    • Property Management
    • Closing an Office
    • Minimum Services
  • Disciplinary Proceedings (8 items)
    • Complaints
    • Investigation
    • Violations
    • Action by the Commission
    • Action by the Administrative Hearing Commission
    • Penalty for Violating or Practicing without a License
  • Listing, Offer, and Closing Contract Forms and Costs (12 items)
  • Brokerage Relationships (6 items)
    • Disclosure of Agency
    • Types of Brokerage Relationships Permitted
    • Agency Duties and Responsibilities
    • Dual Agency

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