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Indiana Real Estate Practice Exam

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Under IC 25-34.1-10-13, what must the written office policy on agency developed by an Indiana managing broker do?

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Indiana real estate exam at a glance

Indiana real estate salesperson exam at a glance
National questions80 scoredsource
State-law questions50 scoredsource
Passing score75%source
Time limit4 hourssource
Exam fee$55.00 per attemptsource
Test providerPearson VUEsource
Pre-licence education90 hourssource

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  1. 1. Under IC 25-34.1-10-13, what must the written office policy on agency developed by an Indiana managing broker do?

    • ABe filed with the commission each year for approval before use
    • BRequire brokers to offer subagency to all cooperating companies
    • CBe given to clients only after a purchase agreement is signed
    • DSpecifically permit or reject the practice of disclosed limited agencycorrect

    Why: IC 25-34.1-10-13(a) requires the managing broker to develop and enforce a written office policy that identifies the agency relationships a licensee may have and specifically permits or rejects disclosed limited agency. The policy is disclosed at the start of the relationship, not after a contract, and subagency is prohibited by IC 25-34.1-10-17.

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  2. 2. Outside an applicable exemption, what annual and cycle CE minimums apply to an Indiana broker?

    • A36 hours only in the final year with no annual duty
    • B4 hours yearly and 12 per cycle
    • C12 hours yearly and 36 hours per 3-year cyclecorrect
    • DNo annual duty after post-license education ends

    Why: Under IC 25-34.1-9-11(a), Indiana brokers must complete at least 12 hours of continuing education per year and at least 36 hours per 3-year renewal cycle.

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  3. 3. In which of these Indiana transfers must the owner provide the seller's residential real estate sales disclosure form?

    • AA court-ordered foreclosure sale of a single-family home
    • BThe first sale of a newly built house that no one has lived in
    • CAn owner selling the duplex she lives in to an unrelated buyercorrect
    • DOne co-owner transferring a house solely to the other co-owner

    Why: IC 32-21-5-1 applies the disclosure requirement to sales, exchanges, installment contracts and leases with option to buy of residential real estate with not more than 4 dwelling units, so a duplex sale is covered. Court-ordered transfers such as foreclosure sales, transfers between co-owners, and the first sale of a dwelling that has not been inhabited are exempt.

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  4. 4. Without the seller's informed written consent, which of these may an Indiana seller's agent NOT disclose to a prospective buyer?

    • AThe asking price shown in the listing
    • BThat the seller will accept less than the listed pricecorrect
    • CKnown adverse material facts about the physical condition that inspection would not reveal
    • DListed and sold property data from the multiple listing service

    Why: IC 25-34.1-10-10(b) bars a seller's agent from disclosing, without the seller's informed written consent, that the seller will accept less than the listed price, what motivates the seller, or other material confidential information. Known adverse physical facts that a reasonable inspection would not reveal must be disclosed to the buyer under IC 25-34.1-10-10(d).

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  5. 5. An Indiana broker company may earn money for referring a client to another company. What must it disclose?

    • AOnly an oral note after compensation is paid
    • BOnly the former client's tax bracket
    • CThe possible referral compensation in writing at the time of referralcorrect
    • DNothing unless the referred transaction fails

    Why: Under IC 25-34.1-10-18, a broker company that refers a client or customer to another broker company must disclose in writing, at the time of referral, if it may be compensated for the referral.

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  6. 6. An Indiana broker holds an inactive license. Which statement correctly combines practice, CE and fee duties?

    • ALicensed practice may continue without any fees
    • BCE remains mandatory but all fees disappear
    • CInactive status automatically becomes a managing broker license
    • DNo licensed acts, no CE requirement, but license fees still applycorrect

    Why: Under IC 25-34.1-3-10(c), an Indiana broker with an inactive license may not perform acts requiring a license, is not required to complete continuing education, but must still pay licensee fees.

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  7. 7. Where must an Indiana broker license be displayed under Indiana law?

    • AOnly inside the broker's personal vehicle
    • BAt the broker's place of businesscorrect
    • COnly at the county recorders office
    • DOnly on the examination vendors website

    Why: Under IC 25-34.1-3-4.1(f), the Indiana broker license must be displayed at the broker's place of business, and an individual cannot be a managing broker for at least 2 years after the license is issued.

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  8. 8. A broker associated with Maple Realty in Indiana orders business cards and yard signs that carry her own name. Which rule applies to them?

    • AThe name of Maple Realty must appear and be clearly visiblecorrect
    • BThe company name is required only in Internet and television ads
    • COnly her name and cell phone number are required on cards and signs
    • DHer license number must appear, but the company name is optional

    Why: Under 876 IAC 8-1-8(a), any display or classified ad, sign, Internet ad or business card that carries a broker's name must contain the name of the associated broker company, clearly visible, and all advertising must be under the direct supervision and in the name of the broker company. The rule is not limited to electronic media.

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  9. 9. Which task may an unlicensed assistant to an Indiana broker perform?

    • AShowing a listed home to a buyer when the broker is running late
    • BAgreeing to a referral fee with another company on the broker's behalf
    • CHosting an open house at a listed property on a Sunday afternoon
    • DAnswering a caller's questions about a listing's price, address and featurescorrect

    Why: 876 IAC 8-1-7 bars unlicensed assistants from showing property, conducting open houses, cold-calling for listings, explaining contracts to outsiders and negotiating any commission or referral fee. It allows them to answer questions about a listing only as to list price, address, property features or geographic directions.

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  10. 10. When may an Indiana managing broker be a nonresident under the Indiana residency exception?

    • AWhenever one resident salesperson gives permission
    • BWhenever the office has fewer than ten listings
    • COnly when every client lives in Indiana
    • DWhen none of the company's associated licensees are Indiana residentscorrect

    Why: Under IC 25-34.1-4-3, an Indiana managing broker must be an Indiana resident, unless none of the licensees associated with the broker company are Indiana residents.

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