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Illinois Real Estate Practice Questions – 50 – Federal and State

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When does title actually transfer in a real estate sale?

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Gross Rent Multiplier (GRM) is used primarily for?

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A broker must keep earnest money in a?

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HOA rules are considered what type of restriction?

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The Illinois Real Estate License Act is administered by?

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An FHA loan is insured by?

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The Statute of Frauds requires real estate contracts to be?

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An independent contractor relationship in real estate means the broker?

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Lead-based paint disclosure is required for homes built before?

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Who must supervise a new sponsoring broker’s activities in Illinois?

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CMA stands for?

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An option contract gives the buyer?

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Bundle of rights in real property includes all EXCEPT?

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Blockbusting is illegal because it?

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How often must Illinois real estate licenses be renewed?

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What does RESPA regulate?

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The fiduciary duty of loyalty means the agent must?

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Under Illinois law, which is NOT required on the residential property disclosure form?

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A contract that has been fully performed is called?

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Depreciation in the cost approach includes which of the following?

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Which form of ownership is used by married couples in some states but not recognized in Illinois?

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The minimum age to obtain an Illinois real estate broker license is?

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Advertising a property as “newly renovated” when it is not is an example of?

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Zoning laws are an example of?

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In an amortized mortgage, each payment includes?

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What type of deed offers the greatest protection to the buyer?

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Dual agency in Illinois requires?

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Sellers of residential property in Illinois with 1-4 units must provide the disclosure form?

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The Illinois Real Estate Recovery Fund is used to compensate victims of?

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Commingling client funds with personal funds is a violation of?

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The most common method used for appraising residential property is the?

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An easement that runs with the land is called?

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In Illinois, a listing agreement must be in writing to be enforceable under what law?

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What is the purpose of an escrow account in Illinois real estate transactions?

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Which is a protected class under the Illinois Human Rights Act but not under federal Fair Housing Act?

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A new Illinois broker must complete how many hours of post-license education within their first year?

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How long must a sponsoring broker retain transaction records in Illinois?

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What is the required pre-license education hours for a new broker (salesperson level) in Illinois?

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Which agency administers real estate licenses in Illinois?

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Steering buyers away from a neighborhood based on protected class characteristics is an example of?

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What Illinois law requires residential sellers to disclose known material defects?

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A bilateral contract in real estate is one where?

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Which of the following is NOT required for a valid real estate contract in Illinois?

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In Illinois, a broker acting as a designated agent owes full fiduciary duties to whom?

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What federal law requires lenders to disclose the true cost of borrowing (APR)?

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Which appraisal approach estimates value based on the cost to replace the building minus depreciation?

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The government’s right to take private property for public use with just compensation is called?

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Which type of ownership automatically passes to the surviving owner upon death?

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What is the most complete form of real property ownership in Illinois?

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