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A license holder in violation of the TRELA has received a summons from TREC that a hearing will
be held regarding the possible revocation or suspension of his license. The license holder fails to
respond to the summons. What will TREC do?
(a) Schedule a hearing in the county court where the license holder practices real estate
(b) Schedule a hearing at the TREC office in Austin
(c) Schedule a hearing in the district court serving the license holder
(d) Schedule a hearing at the main office or business address of the license holder ✔Correct
Answer-
With the knowledge and consent of her broker/employer, an unlicensed assistant is showing
property to prospective buyers. What is true about this situation?
(a) The broker and unlicensed assistant are both guilty of a third degree felony
(b) Both the broker and unlicensed assistant can be fined an administrative penalty of $5,000
per day
(c) Only the unlicensed assistant can be fined by TREC for this activity
(d) Only the broker can be fined by TREC for this activity ✔Correct Answer-Any violation of
TRELA can result in an administrative penalty of up to $5000/day per violation imposed by TREC.
It is not a felony only a misdemeanor. Both broker and assistant may be fined not just one or the
other.
Marcos was a Texas licensed Real Estate Sales agent for some time. He then chose to become
inactive and TREC has been holding his license in inactive status. He now wishes to activate the
license. What will he have to do?
(a) Apply through a broker, pay $50 and take a 30-hour continuing education course
(b) Apply through a broker, pay $200 and take a 30-hour continuing education course
(c) Apply through a broker, pay $50 and take a 18-hour continuing education course
(d) Apply through a broker, pay $200 and take a 15-hour continuing education course
✔Correct Answer-Licensees past their 2 yr SAE period (experienced) must be sponsored by a
broker, pay their $50 renewal fee and take 18hrs (10 CE, 8 Legal) to re-activate an inactive
license. There is no time limit for experienced agents to be inactive nor education required
while inactive as long as you pay your renewal fee every two years.
When a license holder markets his own property, he should:
(a) Use the IABS to disclose his interest in the property
(b) Use the TREC promulgated form to disclose his interest in the property
(c) Not mention his interest unless the buyer decides to buy the property
(d) Inform the buyer that he is a license holder, and the owner of the property ✔Correct
Answer-Per TRELA you must always disclose self, spouse, parent or child is involved in a real
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A license holder in violation of the TRELA has received a summons from TREC that a hearing will
be held regarding the possible revocation or suspension of his license. The license holder fails to
respond to the summons. What will TREC do?
(a) Schedule a hearing in the county court where the license holder practices real estate
(b) Schedule a hearing at the TREC office in Austin
(c) Schedule a hearing in the district court serving the license holder
(d) Schedule a hearing at the main office or business address of the license holder ✔Correct
Answer-
With the knowledge and consent of her broker/employer, an unlicensed assistant is showing
property to prospective buyers. What is true about this situation?
(a) The broker and unlicensed assistant are both guilty of a third degree felony
(b) Both the broker and unlicensed assistant can be fined an administrative penalty of $5,000
per day
(c) Only the unlicensed assistant can be fined by TREC for this activity
(d) Only the broker can be fined by TREC for this activity ✔Correct Answer-Any violation of
TRELA can result in an administrative penalty of up to $5000/day per violation imposed by TREC.
It is not a felony only a misdemeanor. Both broker and assistant may be fined not just one or the
other.
Marcos was a Texas licensed Real Estate Sales agent for some time. He then chose to become
inactive and TREC has been holding his license in inactive status. He now wishes to activate the
license. What will he have to do?
(a) Apply through a broker, pay $50 and take a 30-hour continuing education course
(b) Apply through a broker, pay $200 and take a 30-hour continuing education course
(c) Apply through a broker, pay $50 and take a 18-hour continuing education course
(d) Apply through a broker, pay $200 and take a 15-hour continuing education course
✔Correct Answer-Licensees past their 2 yr SAE period (experienced) must be sponsored by a
broker, pay their $50 renewal fee and take 18hrs (10 CE, 8 Legal) to re-activate an inactive
license. There is no time limit for experienced agents to be inactive nor education required
while inactive as long as you pay your renewal fee every two years.
When a license holder markets his own property, he should:
(a) Use the IABS to disclose his interest in the property
(b) Use the TREC promulgated form to disclose his interest in the property
(c) Not mention his interest unless the buyer decides to buy the property
(d) Inform the buyer that he is a license holder, and the owner of the property ✔Correct
Answer-Per TRELA you must always disclose self, spouse, parent or child is involved in a real
