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CA DRE SALESPERSON EXAM COMPLETE EXAM PREP STUDY GUIDE WITH PRACTICE QUESTIONS, ANSWERS AND COMPREHENSIVE CALIFORNIA REAL ESTATE LICENSE REVIEW

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Prepare confidently for the CA DRE Salesperson Exam with this comprehensive study guide featuring practice questions, detailed answers, and focused review materials covering the essential concepts tested on the California real estate salesperson examination. This resource reviews California real estate principles, property ownership and land use, agency relationships, contracts, financing, valuation, transfer of property, disclosures, property management, practice and ethics, fair housing, and California-specific real estate laws and regulations. Designed for aspiring California real estate salespersons, this study guide helps reinforce important concepts, improve test-taking skills, identify knowledge gaps, and build confidence before exam day. It provides an organized and convenient review tool for candidates preparing for the California Department of Real Estate salesperson licensing examination.

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CA DRE SALESPERSON EXAM COMPLETE
EXAM PREP STUDY GUIDE WITH
PRACTICE QUESTIONS, ANSWERS AND
COMPREHENSIVE CALIFORNIA REAL
ESTATE LICENSE REVIEW | GRADED A+ |
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Updated 2026 Questions and Answers | 100% Verified
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, Does property refer to "rights" or "thing" owned? Thing


What are the two types of property? real and personal


What four things make up real property? 1) land;
2) anything affixed and regarded as permanent part of the land;
3) anything incidental or appurtenant to the land;
4) anything immovable from land


Besides the earth, i.e. soil and rocks, what else do you own The air space above the land and space beneath the land.
when you own land?


What types of things are considered "affixed" to the land? bridges, trees, buildings and anything affixed to the buildings, ie doors.


What are waterways, easements, access or other benefits incidental or appurtenant to the land
associated with land considered?


What are the four different duration types that are associated 1) estates of inheritance or perpetual estates
with estates? 2) estates for life
3) estates for years
4) estates at will


If property is not real property, than what type of property is Personal property
it?




What are three kinds of personal property? 1) money
2) movable goods/chattels
3) evidence of debt


What are fixtures? Personal property that is attached to land so that it becomes a part of the real property.

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