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  1. 1An Oregon broker's active license is approaching its regular expiration. How much continuing education must the broker complete to renew it on active status?

    1. A. 20 hours
    2. B. 24 hours
    3. C. 30 hours
    4. D. 40 hours

    Answer: C

    Explanation: ORS 696.174 says the licensee "must complete 30 hours of real estate continuing education courses" during the preceding two years, so 30 hours is required.

    Reference: Oregon Revised Statutes — ORS 696.174

  2. 2An authorized principal broker opens a clients' trust account for sales transactions. By when must the Agency be notified?

    1. A. Within 3 banking days
    2. B. Within 5 banking days
    3. C. Within 10 business days
    4. D. Within 30 calendar days

    Answer: C

    Explanation: OAR 863-015-0255 requires notice "Within 10 business days from the date a clients' trust account is opened," so the correct period is 10 business days.

    Reference: Oregon Administrative Rules — OAR 863-014-0095

  3. 3One Oregon brokerage represents both seller and buyer in the same transaction. What written arrangement is required before acting for both sides?

    1. A. A disclosed limited agency agreement
    2. B. A seller representation agreement only
    3. C. A buyer representation agreement only
    4. D. An agency acknowledgment form only

    Answer: A

    Explanation: ORS 696.815 permits dual representation "as a disclosed limited agent under a disclosed limited agency agreement, with full disclosure of the relationship."

    Reference: Oregon Revised Statutes — ORS 696.810

  4. 4An Oregon broker posts an online property advertisement. How must the registered business name appear?

    1. A. Immediately noticeable
    2. B. Noticeable after opening a secondary page
    3. C. Available through a separate records request
    4. D. Visible only after the advertisement expires

    Answer: A

    Explanation: OAR 863-015-0125 says the registered business name "shall be immediately noticeable in all advertising."

    Reference: Oregon Administrative Rules — OAR 863-014-0095

  5. 5A broker receives a signed addendum in an Oregon transaction. By when must it be transmitted to the authorized principal broker?

    1. A. Within 1 calendar day
    2. B. Within 3 banking days
    3. C. Within 7 banking days
    4. D. Within 10 business days

    Answer: B

    Explanation: The rule says the licensee "must transmit the document to the licensee's authorized principal broker within 3 banking days" of receipt.

    Reference: Oregon Administrative Rules — OAR 863-014-0095

  6. 6May an Oregon property manager manage rental real estate without a current written agreement with the owner?

    1. A. No, a written unexpired property management agreement is required
    2. B. Yes, for the first 90 days
    3. C. Yes, if rent is paid in cash
    4. D. Yes, whenever the tenant consents

    Answer: A

    Explanation: OAR 863-025-0020 says a property manager "must not engage in the management of rental real estate without a written, unexpired property management agreement."

    Reference: Oregon Administrative Rules — OAR 863-014-0095

  7. 7Which pair of value concepts is central to Oregon real-property assessment?

    1. A. Real market value and maximum assessed value
    2. B. Contract price and broker price opinion
    3. C. Replacement cost and insured value
    4. D. Listing price and mortgage payoff

    Answer: A

    Explanation: ORS 308.205 defines "Real market value" for Oregon property assessment, while ORS 308.146 supplies the maximum-assessed-value framework. The other pairs are valuation or transaction concepts, not the statutory assessment pair.

    Reference: Oregon Revised Statutes — ORS 308.205 and 308.146

  8. 8A broker lets an Oregon license expire and wants to renew it 18 months later. Which status rule controls?

    1. A. It may be renewed as a lapsed license within one year only
    2. B. It may be renewed as a lapsed license within two years
    3. C. It must remain inactive for three years
    4. D. It automatically becomes active after fees are paid

    Answer: B

    Explanation: The Oregon rule permits renewal during the period before the license becomes ineligible for renewal; the statutory definition says an expired license "may still be renewed." At 18 months the two-year renewal window remains open.

    Reference: Oregon Revised Statutes — OAR 863-014-0063

  9. 9Which feature is permitted on checks used to disburse funds from an Oregon sales clients' trust account?

    1. A. Unnumbered checks from one numbering sequence
    2. B. Pre-numbered checks from one numbering sequence
    3. C. Pre-numbered checks from separate numbering sequences
    4. D. Unnumbered checks from separate numbering sequences

    Answer: B

    Explanation: The rule says trust-account checks "must be pre-numbered, issued from one numbering sequence," making that combination uniquely correct.

    Reference: Oregon Administrative Rules — OAR 863-014-0095

  10. 10A real estate team already represents one buyer for a property and another team member wants to represent a competing buyer. What is the Oregon prerequisite?

    1. A. Execute disclosed limited agency agreements
    2. B. Execute separate exclusive listing agreements
    3. C. Execute separate property management agreements
    4. D. Execute separate compensation-sharing agreements

    Answer: A

    Explanation: The team disclosure rule says the team "must have a disclosed limited agency agreement in place" before acting for competing buyers for the same property.

    Reference: Oregon Administrative Rules — OAR 863-014-0095

Topics in this practice bank

These topics describe the available practice for Oregon Real Estate Broker License Examination — State Section. Review the examination outline and its sources for scope and allocation details.

  • License Law and Disciplinary Measures (6 items)
    • Licensing
    • Licensing — License maintenance and renewal, including reinstatement and reactivation
    • Licensing — Transferring licenses and updating licensee information
    • Licensing — Exemptions
    • Licensing — Activities requiring license
    • Violations and Disciplinary Measures
    • Violations and Disciplinary Measures — Violations (ORS 696.301)
    • Violations and Disciplinary Measures — Penalties and administrative actions
    • Violations and Disciplinary Measures — Investigations and hearings
  • Handling of Clients’ Funds (3 items)
    • Client Trust Accounts
    • Client Trust Accounts — Recordkeeping
    • Earnest Money
  • Agency Law and Rules (5 items)
    • Disclosed limited agency
    • Affirmative duties of agent
    • Types of agency
    • Disclosure of agency relationships
  • Regulation of Broker Activities (12 items)
    • Brokerage Activities
    • Brokerage Activities — Advertising
    • Brokerage Activities — Broker price opinions and competitive market analyses
    • Brokerage Activities — Offers to purchase
    • Brokerage Activities — Listing agreements
    • Brokerage Activities — Licensee as principal in a transaction
    • Broker/Principal Broker Relationships
    • Broker/Principal Broker Relationships — Compensation and prohibited compensation
    • Broker/Principal Broker Relationships — Employment agreements and independent contractor relationships
    • Broker/Principal Broker Relationships — Registered business names
    • Broker/Principal Broker Relationships — Supervision of associated licensees
  • Document Handling and Recordkeeping (5 items)
    • Time to submit to principal broker
    • Time for document review by principal broker
    • Record retention and storage
    • Rules for specific types of records
  • Property Management (4 items)
    • Property Management Agreements and Terminations
    • Records and Receipts
    • Residential Landlord and Tenant Act (ORS 90.100 - 90.840)/Rent Control
    • Property Manager Duties and Obligations
  • Oregon Real Estate Related Statutes (15 items)
    • Assessment and Taxation of Real Property
    • Subdivisions and Partitions (ORS 92.010 - 92.990)
    • Oregon Water Rights
    • Oregon Construction Lien Law (ORS 87.001 – 87.093)
    • Oregon Discrimination Statute ORS 659A.421
    • Oregon Trust Deed Act (ORS 86.705 - 86.795)
    • Oregon Land Use Law
    • Oregon Property Disclosure Statement and Stigmatized Properties
    • Agricultural and Forest
    • Foreclosures and Short Sales
    • Common Interest Ownership and Special Requirements
    • Common Interest Ownership and Special Requirements — Condos, timeshares, etc.
    • Forms of Ownership - tenancy by the entirety
    • Manufactured Homes
    • Oregon Environmental Regulation
    • Rectangular Survey System

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