ASREB Unit 2-B 2026 ACTUAL EXAM
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1. What is the primary purpose of a "Buyer Representation Agreement"?
A. To guarantee the buyer will find a home.
B. To establish a fiduciary relationship where the broker acts in the buyer's best interests.
C. To lock the buyer into using only one lender.
D. To allow the broker to show any listed property without notice.
Detailed Answer: The Buyer Representation Agreement formalizes the agency relationship,
creating fiduciary duties (like loyalty, confidentiality, and obedience) that the broker owes to the
buyer. It does not guarantee a result but defines the professional relationship.
2. A seller tells their agent they would accept an offer $20,000 below the list price. The seller's
agent must:
A. Disclose this information immediately to any interested buyer.
B. Keep this information confidential and only use it to benefit the seller.
C. Post it on the MLS to generate more interest.
D. Tell the buyer's agent if they are also a friend.
Detailed Answer: This is confidential information shared within an agency relationship. The
seller's agent has a duty of confidentiality and must not disclose information that could harm
the seller's negotiating position.
3. The legal document that transfers title of real property from one party to another is called
a:
A. Agreement of Purchase and Sale.
B. Deed.
C. Mortgage.
D. Title Insurance Policy.
Detailed Answer: A deed is the legal instrument that, when executed and delivered, conveys an
interest in real property from the grantor (seller) to the grantee (buyer).
,4. What does the term "caveat emptor" mean in a real estate context?
A. Let the seller beware.
B. The agent is responsible for all defects.
C. Let the buyer beware.
D. The government guarantees the property.
Detailed Answer: "Caveat Emptor" is a Latin phrase meaning "Let the buyer beware." It places
the responsibility on the buyer to discover any defects in the property, though modern
consumer protection laws and disclosure requirements have lessened its absolute application.
5. A property's value is most directly influenced by which principle?
A. Principle of Progression
B. Principle of Supply and Demand
C. Principle of Regression
D. Principle of Contribution
Detailed Answer: While all principles affect value, the fundamental economic principle of
supply and demand is the overarching market force. If demand is high and supply is low, prices
rise, and vice-versa.
6. Which of the following is considered a "fixture" and would typically be included in the sale
of a home?
A. A freestanding bookshelf
B. A custom-built, wall-mounted entertainment unit
C. The seller's favorite area rug
D. A refrigerator that is not built-in
Detailed Answer: A fixture is personal property that has been attached to the real estate in a
permanent way, indicating an intention for it to become part of the property. A custom-built,
wall-mounted unit meets this test (MARIA - Method of Attachment, Adaptability, Relationship of
the parties, Intention, Agreement).
7. The type of listing agreement that provides the most protection for a seller is a:
A. Open Listing.
B. Exclusive Agency Listing.
C. Exclusive Authorization to Sell Listing.
D. Multiple Listing Service (MLS) Listing.
Detailed Answer: An Exclusive Authorization to Sell listing guarantees the broker a commission
no matter who sells the property during the listing term, even if the seller finds the buyer
,themselves. This provides the broker with the most motivation and the seller with a committed
agent.
8. A buyer's "mortgageability" is another term for their:
A. Desire to own a home.
B. Ability to qualify for a mortgage loan.
C. Credit score.
D. Down payment amount.
Detailed Answer: Mortgageability refers to the buyer's financial capacity and creditworthiness
to secure mortgage financing from a lender.
9. The "cooling-off period" that allows a buyer to rescind an offer typically applies to:
A. Resale home purchases.
B. All real estate transactions.
C. New home purchases from a builder.
D. Commercial property leases.
Detailed Answer: In many jurisdictions, there is a statutory cooling-off period that applies
specifically to new home purchases from builders (tarion-like protection), not typically to resale
residential transactions.
10. What is "undue influence" in a real estate contract?
A. A buyer making a low offer.
B. A seller setting a high list price.
C. One party taking advantage of a position of power over another to force an agreement.
D. An agent providing market data.
Detailed Answer: Undue influence occurs when someone uses their authority or power to
coerce another party into entering a contract against their free will, which can render the
contract voidable.
11. A legal description of a property that uses metes and bounds is based on:
A. Lot and block numbers on a registered plan.
B. A rectangular grid system.
C. Specific distances and directions from a known point of beginning.
D. A government survey system of ranges and townships.
Detailed Answer: Metes (measures) and bounds (directions) is a system that describes a parcel
by starting at a Point of Beginning (POB) and outlining the property's boundaries with a series of
courses (directions) and distances.
, 12. The primary role of the "Real Estate Council" is to:
A. Set property prices.
B. Protect the public by enforcing real estate licensing laws.
C. Sell real estate on behalf of the government.
D. Provide mortgages to consumers.
Detailed Answer: The Real Estate Council is the regulatory body responsible for administering
the real estate services act, licensing industry professionals, and enforcing standards of conduct
to protect consumers.
13. An "easement" is best defined as:
A. The right of a tenant to use a property.
B. The right to cross or use someone else's land for a specific purpose.
C. The process of selling a property easily.
D. A government right to take property for public use.
Detailed Answer: An easement is a non-possessory interest in land that gives its holder the
right to use another person's property for a stated purpose, such as a utility easement or a
right-of-way.
14. In an Agreement of Purchase and Sale, the clause that makes the contract conditional
upon the buyer obtaining financing is called a:
A. Condition precedent.
B. Condition subsequent.
C. Warranty clause.
D. Completion condition.
Detailed Answer: A condition precedent is an event that must occur before the contract
becomes firm and binding. If the buyer cannot secure financing (the condition), the contract
becomes void, and the deposit is returned.
15. A "lis pendens" filed on a property's title indicates:
A. The property has been sold.
B. There is a pending lawsuit affecting the title.
C. The mortgage has been paid off.
D. The taxes are in arrears.
Detailed Answer: "Lis Pendens" is a Latin term for "suit pending." It is a formal notice on title
that indicates a lawsuit has been filed which may affect the ownership of the property, warning
potential buyers or lenders.
COMPLETE QUESTIONS WITH CORRECT
DETAILED ANSWERS || 100% GUARANTEED
PASS <RECENT VERSION>
1. What is the primary purpose of a "Buyer Representation Agreement"?
A. To guarantee the buyer will find a home.
B. To establish a fiduciary relationship where the broker acts in the buyer's best interests.
C. To lock the buyer into using only one lender.
D. To allow the broker to show any listed property without notice.
Detailed Answer: The Buyer Representation Agreement formalizes the agency relationship,
creating fiduciary duties (like loyalty, confidentiality, and obedience) that the broker owes to the
buyer. It does not guarantee a result but defines the professional relationship.
2. A seller tells their agent they would accept an offer $20,000 below the list price. The seller's
agent must:
A. Disclose this information immediately to any interested buyer.
B. Keep this information confidential and only use it to benefit the seller.
C. Post it on the MLS to generate more interest.
D. Tell the buyer's agent if they are also a friend.
Detailed Answer: This is confidential information shared within an agency relationship. The
seller's agent has a duty of confidentiality and must not disclose information that could harm
the seller's negotiating position.
3. The legal document that transfers title of real property from one party to another is called
a:
A. Agreement of Purchase and Sale.
B. Deed.
C. Mortgage.
D. Title Insurance Policy.
Detailed Answer: A deed is the legal instrument that, when executed and delivered, conveys an
interest in real property from the grantor (seller) to the grantee (buyer).
,4. What does the term "caveat emptor" mean in a real estate context?
A. Let the seller beware.
B. The agent is responsible for all defects.
C. Let the buyer beware.
D. The government guarantees the property.
Detailed Answer: "Caveat Emptor" is a Latin phrase meaning "Let the buyer beware." It places
the responsibility on the buyer to discover any defects in the property, though modern
consumer protection laws and disclosure requirements have lessened its absolute application.
5. A property's value is most directly influenced by which principle?
A. Principle of Progression
B. Principle of Supply and Demand
C. Principle of Regression
D. Principle of Contribution
Detailed Answer: While all principles affect value, the fundamental economic principle of
supply and demand is the overarching market force. If demand is high and supply is low, prices
rise, and vice-versa.
6. Which of the following is considered a "fixture" and would typically be included in the sale
of a home?
A. A freestanding bookshelf
B. A custom-built, wall-mounted entertainment unit
C. The seller's favorite area rug
D. A refrigerator that is not built-in
Detailed Answer: A fixture is personal property that has been attached to the real estate in a
permanent way, indicating an intention for it to become part of the property. A custom-built,
wall-mounted unit meets this test (MARIA - Method of Attachment, Adaptability, Relationship of
the parties, Intention, Agreement).
7. The type of listing agreement that provides the most protection for a seller is a:
A. Open Listing.
B. Exclusive Agency Listing.
C. Exclusive Authorization to Sell Listing.
D. Multiple Listing Service (MLS) Listing.
Detailed Answer: An Exclusive Authorization to Sell listing guarantees the broker a commission
no matter who sells the property during the listing term, even if the seller finds the buyer
,themselves. This provides the broker with the most motivation and the seller with a committed
agent.
8. A buyer's "mortgageability" is another term for their:
A. Desire to own a home.
B. Ability to qualify for a mortgage loan.
C. Credit score.
D. Down payment amount.
Detailed Answer: Mortgageability refers to the buyer's financial capacity and creditworthiness
to secure mortgage financing from a lender.
9. The "cooling-off period" that allows a buyer to rescind an offer typically applies to:
A. Resale home purchases.
B. All real estate transactions.
C. New home purchases from a builder.
D. Commercial property leases.
Detailed Answer: In many jurisdictions, there is a statutory cooling-off period that applies
specifically to new home purchases from builders (tarion-like protection), not typically to resale
residential transactions.
10. What is "undue influence" in a real estate contract?
A. A buyer making a low offer.
B. A seller setting a high list price.
C. One party taking advantage of a position of power over another to force an agreement.
D. An agent providing market data.
Detailed Answer: Undue influence occurs when someone uses their authority or power to
coerce another party into entering a contract against their free will, which can render the
contract voidable.
11. A legal description of a property that uses metes and bounds is based on:
A. Lot and block numbers on a registered plan.
B. A rectangular grid system.
C. Specific distances and directions from a known point of beginning.
D. A government survey system of ranges and townships.
Detailed Answer: Metes (measures) and bounds (directions) is a system that describes a parcel
by starting at a Point of Beginning (POB) and outlining the property's boundaries with a series of
courses (directions) and distances.
, 12. The primary role of the "Real Estate Council" is to:
A. Set property prices.
B. Protect the public by enforcing real estate licensing laws.
C. Sell real estate on behalf of the government.
D. Provide mortgages to consumers.
Detailed Answer: The Real Estate Council is the regulatory body responsible for administering
the real estate services act, licensing industry professionals, and enforcing standards of conduct
to protect consumers.
13. An "easement" is best defined as:
A. The right of a tenant to use a property.
B. The right to cross or use someone else's land for a specific purpose.
C. The process of selling a property easily.
D. A government right to take property for public use.
Detailed Answer: An easement is a non-possessory interest in land that gives its holder the
right to use another person's property for a stated purpose, such as a utility easement or a
right-of-way.
14. In an Agreement of Purchase and Sale, the clause that makes the contract conditional
upon the buyer obtaining financing is called a:
A. Condition precedent.
B. Condition subsequent.
C. Warranty clause.
D. Completion condition.
Detailed Answer: A condition precedent is an event that must occur before the contract
becomes firm and binding. If the buyer cannot secure financing (the condition), the contract
becomes void, and the deposit is returned.
15. A "lis pendens" filed on a property's title indicates:
A. The property has been sold.
B. There is a pending lawsuit affecting the title.
C. The mortgage has been paid off.
D. The taxes are in arrears.
Detailed Answer: "Lis Pendens" is a Latin term for "suit pending." It is a formal notice on title
that indicates a lawsuit has been filed which may affect the ownership of the property, warning
potential buyers or lenders.
