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National PSI Exam Post Test & PSI National Real Estate Exam: Expert-Verified Questions with Complete Solutions on Agency, Fair Housing, Contracts, Finance & Property Disclosure

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This comprehensive study guide is designed for real estate professionals preparing for the PSI National Real Estate Exam and Post Test, featuring expert-verified practice questions with complete solutions and detailed answer rationales. It provides extensive coverage of agency relationships and duties including special agent versus general agent versus universal agent, agency coupled with an interest, duties owed to clients and customers, unrepresented customers, transaction facilitators, and the common law duties licensees owe to their brokers. Property disclosure content is addressed in depth, covering lead-based paint disclosure, seller property disclosure forms, material facts including stigmatized property, methamphetamine production, unpermitted renovations, floodplains, past pest infestations, asbestos encapsulation, radon, mold, and environmental hazards under CERCLA, along with broker liability for failing to exercise reasonable care. Fair housing content covers the Federal Fair Housing Act protected classes including race, color, religion, sex, national origin, familial status, and handicap, along with steering, blockbusting, redlining, discriminatory advertising, Jones v. Mayer, equal opportunity poster requirements, reasonable accommodations for handicapped tenants, and penalties including license revocation and criminal prosecution. Contract law topics include offer and acceptance, counteroffers, mutual release, void versus voidable contracts, executory contracts, the Statute of Frauds, unilateral contracts, termination by inability to perform, automatic cancellation of listing agreements upon death, and mentally incompetent parties. Real estate finance content covers the Truth-in-Lending Act and Regulation Z, TILA-RESPA Integrated Disclosure rules, Loan Estimate and Closing Disclosure requirements, amortized versus balloon payment loans, loan-to-value calculations, FHA insurance, ECOA protected classes including age, mortgage acceleration clauses, and deductions for mortgage interest and property taxes. Additional content addresses commercial property and percentage leases, triple net leases, property management and cash flow priorities, comparative market analysis, appraisal and market data estimates, title insurance exceptions, recording deeds and priority, easements and termination by merger, deed restrictions and conditions, zoning and building codes, water rights including riparian and prior appropriation doctrines, tenancy in common versus joint tenancy, landlord-tenant law including tenancy at will and tenancy at sufferance, and land trust confidentiality. This exam guide is structured to build applied knowledge, critical thinking, and professional competence, making it an essential resource for achieving academic success and earning real estate licensure.

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As part of the ethical obligations of a broker listing a property for sale and to help the seller
complete all necessary paperwork, the broker is obligated to provide the seller with a



A)

lead-based paint disclosure.

B)

seller property disclosure, completed by the broker.

C)

evaluation of highest and best use.

D)

competitive market analysis (CMA). - CORRECT ANS- -d



A broker gets a call from her past clients who tell her in confidence that they are about to go
into foreclosure and would like her to list the property and bring any offers. The broker
should



A)

tell all the brokers at her sales meeting that the sellers need to sell so they should bring any
offers.

B)

tell a buyer to bring the best offer possible and that she will try to get it accepted.




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,C)

tell the buyer's broker to bring in an offer under the listing price because the sellers are
motivated.

D)

advertise the property as "seller motivated, bring all offers." - CORRECT ANS- -b



A seller's agent would be obligated to share with an unrepresented customer that



A)

all information the customer shares with the agent will also become knowledge of the
agent's principal.

B)

the seller is getting a divorce and is very motivated.

C)

the property is overpriced and the buyer should offer less than the listing price.

D)

the property was the site of a murder two years ago. - CORRECT ANS- -a



Which of the following duties would NOT apply to a broker who is not an agent but is
facilitating a transaction?



A)

Submitting all offers to the seller up until closing

B)

Disclosing all material facts about the transaction to the parties

C)

Requesting the buyer attach a prequalification letter with the offer



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, D)

Acting as an advocate for the parties to the transaction - CORRECT ANS- -d



A seller listed her property with ABC Realty and told the listing broker she will be out of the
country for a month but has authorized her brother to sign all documents for her. In this
case



A)

the listing broker will be a special agent while the brother will be a universal agent to the
seller.

B)

the listing broker may accept offers that are equal or greater than the asking price and
match the seller's terms. The brother may accept any offer.

C)

the brother will be acting as a special agent while the listing broker will be a general agent
of the seller.

D)

both the listing broker and the brother will need to be authorized to sign documents for any
contracts to be valid. - CORRECT ANS- -a



The seller is renovating the family room but still wants the property shown. On some days,
the work creates fumes, so the seller instructs the listing broker to make sure that anyone
showing the property speaks with the seller first. The listing broker includes the following
statement in the property information: "Call before showing." A buyer's broker calls to
schedule a showing and leaves a message on the seller's phone. Upon arriving at the
property, the buyer is overcome with fumes from the project. Is the listing broker liable?



A)

Yes, because the buyer's broker did not call the listing broker




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