Question 1
A broker designated to supervise an office other than the company's principal place of business is a:
- A. Branch broker
- B. Designated agent
- C. Supervising broker
- D. Associate broker
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What's on the Kansas exam
National principles
- Property Ownership & Land Characteristics6 lessons
- Land-Use Controls & Government Regulation5 lessons
- Valuation & Market Analysis (Appraisal)6 lessons
- Real Estate Financing7 lessons
- Contracts6 lessons
- Agency Relationships6 lessons
- Property Disclosures5 lessons
- Property Management6 lessons
- Transfer of Title6 lessons
- Practice of Real Estate: Fair Housing, Antitrust & Trust Accounts5 lessons
- Real Estate Mathematics & Calculations13 lessons
- Ethics8 lessons
Kansas law & practice
- The Kansas Real Estate Commission: Powers, Discipline and Penalties4 lessons
- Kansas Licensing Requirements4 lessons
- Requirements Governing the Activities of Licensees4 lessons
- Prohibited Acts and Trust Funds3 lessons
- Brokerage Relationships in Real Estate Transactions Act (BRRETA)4 lessons
- Other Kansas Law: Landlord-Tenant, Fair Housing, Homestead and Taxes3 lessons
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Question 2
A grateful seller wants to hand the salesperson a $500 bonus directly. Under Kansas law:
- A. The salesperson may accept compensation only from her supervising or branch broker
- B. The salesperson may accept it if under $1,000
- C. The salesperson may accept it if disclosed to the buyer
- D. The salesperson may accept it after closing
Question 3
A designated agent's buyer client wants to see a home the broker personally listed. The broker may designate another licensee to represent the seller only if:
- A. The original listing expires first
- B. The buyer pays an extra fee
- C. The Commission approves the change
- D. The seller gives written consent naming the prospective buyer, signed before any offer is presented
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Where can I verify the rules?
Always verify current requirements with Kansas Real Estate Commission.
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