MAINE REAL ESTATE LAW 2025/2026 QUESTIONS WITH
ANSWERS GRADED A+
✔✔Race Notice state. - ✔✔When it comes to assuring good title, Maine is a:
✔✔Have the property surveyed by a licensed surveyor. - ✔✔The best way for a
licensee to determine the boundaries of a property is to:
✔✔At the time of their signatures - ✔✔In Maine, when must a licensee furnish various
documents, including copies of offers, counteroffers and all types of contracts to a
consumer?
✔✔Prior to or during the preparation of an offer. - ✔✔The Maine Real Estate
Commission requires that heating system disclosures be presented to a buyer:
✔✔High school graduate or equivalent - ✔✔An applicant for a Maine Sales Agent
license must be which of the following?
✔✔The licensee must complete the requirements to upgrade the license before the end
of two years. - ✔✔A Maine Sales Agent license is good for two years and:
✔✔An attorney who frequently lists and sells property for his clients as a regular part of
his practice - ✔✔Who is required to hold an active real estate license in order to be
compensated for selling real estate on behalf of another?
✔✔Responsible for the brokerage activities of anyone in her real estate brokerage
agency. - ✔✔A designated broker in Maine is:
✔✔Employee. - ✔✔If a licensee affiliates with a real estate brokerage agency that
directs all real estate activities, provides a salary or wages, offers benefits, and controls
the licensee's working hours, breaks and vacation then the licensee is a(n):
✔✔Contact the local plumbing inspector and apply for a seasonal conversion permit. -
✔✔. Betty wants to purchase a seasonal property with an onsite sewage disposal
system in a shoreland zone and convert it to her year-round residence. As her agent,
you advise her to first:
✔✔Within 75 ft. of a protected natural resource. - ✔✔Under the Natural Resources
Protection Act (NRPA), generally a permit is required prior to the start of any
construction or land alteration:
✔✔Site Location of Development Law - ✔✔Which law requires review of developments
that may have a substantial effect upon the environment and occupy more than 20
acres?
ANSWERS GRADED A+
✔✔Race Notice state. - ✔✔When it comes to assuring good title, Maine is a:
✔✔Have the property surveyed by a licensed surveyor. - ✔✔The best way for a
licensee to determine the boundaries of a property is to:
✔✔At the time of their signatures - ✔✔In Maine, when must a licensee furnish various
documents, including copies of offers, counteroffers and all types of contracts to a
consumer?
✔✔Prior to or during the preparation of an offer. - ✔✔The Maine Real Estate
Commission requires that heating system disclosures be presented to a buyer:
✔✔High school graduate or equivalent - ✔✔An applicant for a Maine Sales Agent
license must be which of the following?
✔✔The licensee must complete the requirements to upgrade the license before the end
of two years. - ✔✔A Maine Sales Agent license is good for two years and:
✔✔An attorney who frequently lists and sells property for his clients as a regular part of
his practice - ✔✔Who is required to hold an active real estate license in order to be
compensated for selling real estate on behalf of another?
✔✔Responsible for the brokerage activities of anyone in her real estate brokerage
agency. - ✔✔A designated broker in Maine is:
✔✔Employee. - ✔✔If a licensee affiliates with a real estate brokerage agency that
directs all real estate activities, provides a salary or wages, offers benefits, and controls
the licensee's working hours, breaks and vacation then the licensee is a(n):
✔✔Contact the local plumbing inspector and apply for a seasonal conversion permit. -
✔✔. Betty wants to purchase a seasonal property with an onsite sewage disposal
system in a shoreland zone and convert it to her year-round residence. As her agent,
you advise her to first:
✔✔Within 75 ft. of a protected natural resource. - ✔✔Under the Natural Resources
Protection Act (NRPA), generally a permit is required prior to the start of any
construction or land alteration:
✔✔Site Location of Development Law - ✔✔Which law requires review of developments
that may have a substantial effect upon the environment and occupy more than 20
acres?
