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# Ohio Real Estate Exam Questions & Answers Updated 2026/2027 – Complete Study Guide Prepare for the **Ohio Real Estate Exam** with a comprehensive, exam-focused study resource covering essential concepts tested across Ohio real estate licensing, law, agency, contracts, finance, property ownership, appraisal, property management, fair housing, and real estate mathematics. This **Ohio Real Estate Exam Questions & Answers Study Guide** contains a wide range of questions, answers, explanations, and calculation-based concepts designed to help students review important material before taking the Ohio real estate salesperson or broker licensing examination. ### WHAT YOU'LL FIND INSIDE **Ohio Real Estate License Exam Questions & Answers** **Ohio Real Estate Exam Study Guide** **Ohio Real Estate Law and Regulations** **Ohio Real Estate Commission and Superintendent responsibilities** **Agency relationships and agency disclosure** **Exclusive agency and exclusive right-to-sell concepts** **Dual agency and consent requirements** **Buyer-broker relationships and agency contracts** **Listing agreements and brokerage relationships** **Ohio licensing requirements and fees** **License transfer, renewal, amendment, and application rules** **Ohio Real Estate Recovery Fund concepts** **Broker and salesperson license law** **Advertising and brokerage requirements** **Property management rules and trust accounts** **Real estate contracts and contract remedies** **Statute of Frauds** **Counteroffers, rescission, cancellation, and breach of contract** **Specific performance and damages** **Contractual duties and mitigation of damages** **Real estate finance and mortgage concepts** **Conventional loans and loan-to-value calculations** **Points and mortgage calculations** **Amortization and monthly payment calculations** **Interest calculations** **Property taxes and millage calculations** **Gross Rent Multiplier (GRM)** **Net Operating Income (NOI)** **Income approach and capitalization concepts** **Cost approach to appraisal** **Real estate investment calculations** **Commission calculations and commission splits** **Real property vs. personal property** **Fixtures and actual annexation** **Land descriptions and property characteristics** **Joint tenancy and right of survivorship** **Tenancy in common** **Community property concepts** **Dower and curtesy** **Easements and licenses** **Leasehold estates and tenancy concepts** **Assignment and sublease concepts** **Deeds and methods of transferring title** **Quitclaim and warranty deed concepts** **Foreclosure and redemption rights** **Sheriff's sales and certificates of sale** **Alienation and acceleration clauses** **RESPA and settlement requirements** **Lead-Based Paint Disclosure requirements** **Federal Fair Housing law** **Civil Rights Act of 1866** **Discrimination and steering scenarios** **Building codes, permits, and zoning** **Environmental property concepts** **Well and septic inspections** **Site, situs, assemblage, and plottage** **Real estate vocabulary and terminology** ### OHIO REAL ESTATE EXAM TOPICS The material emphasizes important Ohio-specific and general real estate concepts, including **Ohio Division of Real Estate & Professional Licensing**, Ohio license law, Ohio Real Estate Commission requirements, brokerage relationships, salesperson and broker responsibilities, agency disclosure forms, Consumer Guide requirements, property management, trust accounts, advertising rules, disciplinary actions, license applications, renewal requirements, and transaction procedures. The finance section includes **loan-to-value calculations, mortgage points, amortization, interest, property taxes, assessed value, millage rates, gross rent multiplier, net operating income, investment property valuation, commission splits, and real estate math**. The property section covers **real property, personal property, fixtures, annexation, estates in land, co-ownership, joint tenancy, tenancy in common, community property, easements, licenses, leases, assignments, deeds, foreclosure, redemption, and title transfer**. The legal section reviews **contracts, Statute of Frauds, counteroffers, rescission, specific performance, damages, agency duties, fiduciary responsibilities, disclosure, RESPA, Fair Housing, Civil Rights Act of 1866, lead-based paint regulations, and professional conduct**. ### WHY THIS STUDY RESOURCE IS USEFUL This resource is designed for students preparing for the **Ohio Real Estate Salesperson Exam**, **Ohio Real Estate Broker Exam**, and related real estate licensing assessments. The questions and explanations can be used for focused review, terminology recognition, scenario-based learning, and real estate mathematics preparation. Study topics include both **Ohio-specific regulations** and foundational real estate principles that frequently appear in licensing examinations. ### IDEAL FOR • Ohio Real Estate Exam preparation • Ohio Real Estate Salesperson Exam • Ohio Real Estate Broker Exam • Ohio Real Estate License preparation • Ohio real estate law review • Ohio agency and brokerage law • Ohio real estate finance review • Ohio property management review • Ohio real estate math • Ohio appraisal concepts • Real estate contracts review • Fair Housing exam preparation • Property ownership and title review • Mortgage and financing review • Last-minute exam revision • Comprehensive real estate terminology review **Important note:** This is an independent study resource based on the material provided and is not an official publication of the Ohio Division of Real Estate & Professional Licensing or the Ohio Real Estate Commission. 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May a consumer who has been harmed by a CORRECT ANSWER: No, the consumer must file a lawsuit, get a final
licensee acting under her license as a real estate judgment, and attempt to collect
salesperson or broker immediately file a claim for
payment from the Real Estate Recovery Fund?


A listing agreement in which the agent may CORRECT ANSWER: agency
possibly be in competition with the client to see
who can sell the house first is an exclusive


According to the Statute of Frauds, what does NOT CORRECT ANSWER: listing agreement
have to be in writing?


If a third party maintains a website for a licensee, CORRECT ANSWER: Outdated and expired information must be
places information on the website on behalf of the updated or removed within two weeks
licensee, and that information becomes outdated
or expired, how soon must it be updated or
removed?


After issuing a bad check, the Division requires CORRECT ANSWER: 5 years
the licensee to send certified funds for all
subsequent payments for a period of


How much will a licensee be fined for paying fees CORRECT ANSWER: $100
to the state with a bad check?


Once a salesperson is affiliated with a broker, CORRECT ANSWER: the salesperson must submit an application to the
what are the steps to be taken to associate with Superintendent
another broker?


What statement regarding CORRECT ANSWER: A unit owner may devise the property
condominium ownership is correct?


Julie is the new owner of a house and decides to CORRECT ANSWER: No, anything that covers subflooring becomes real
remove the carpet. After doing so, she property
discovers there is significant pet damage to the
hardwood floor beneath the carpet. Julie cuts
most of the
center of the floor out and replaces it with
subfloor. Julie then places a Persian rug over the
subfloor. When Julie sells, can she remove the
Persian rug?

How would a developer/builder typically finance a CORRECT ANSWER: blanket
development?


For a conventional loan, how much of a borrower's CORRECT ANSWER: 36%
income can be used to service debt?

, What document uses legal title to real property to CORRECT ANSWER: mortgage
secure debt?


According to the Lead-Based Paint Hazard CORRECT ANSWER:
Reduction Act, what can happen to a licensee if - $10,000 fine
she fails to give a buyer the lead-based paint - 3 times compensatory damages in lawsuit
pamphlet and disclosures? - punishment


The non-breaching party to a contract has a duty CORRECT ANSWER: mitigate damages
by law to


What would be considered evidence of the CORRECT ANSWER: buyer-broker contract
agency relationship between broker and buyer?


Harvey enters into a lease where he must pay 30 CORRECT ANSWER: net lease
percent of the landlord's expenses. Which type of
lease did Harvey sign?


Which statement regarding RESPA is TRUE? RESPA eliminates kickbacks and other referral fees, prohibits lenders
from requiring excessive escrow account deposits, and provides
accurate and timely information about the actual cost of buying or
selling a home.


A wealthy business man whishes to change his last CORRECT ANSWER: codicil
will and testament to exclude a relative who
recently died. Which document will the testator RATIONALE
use to make the change? An addendum would signify a change in the terms of a contract. A
certificate of transfer is the instrument used to convey title to a devise. A
transfer on death deed transfers title of a decedent's property upon
death. A codicil is used to change a last will and testament.


When a broker received an unexpected bill, he CORRECT ANSWER: conversion
deposited a client's earnest money check into his
personal account to cover the expense. This best
describes




A real estate agent has written an offer in CORRECT ANSWER: $0
which Luke, the buyer, asked the sellers to pay his
half of the escrow fee and his three points. The RATIONALE
sellers Read carefully: The sellers, not the buyer, are paying the points. For the
accepted $135,000 for the home and Luke is math practice, the formula is: Loan Amount ($95,000) x number of points
going to put $40,000 down. How much will the ($95,000 x 0.03) = Total Amount paid for points ($2,850). Remember, one
Luke pay for his points? point equals 1% or 0.01.



The buyer asks for information about the property. CORRECT ANSWER: Respond to the offer and the information request
Their agent telephones you for that information, in writing as soon as possible
but submits an offer before you have time to
respond to the call. What do you do with the offer
and the information request?


The fee to amend a license to practice real estate CORRECT ANSWER: $34
is


What is the fee to transfer a real estate CORRECT ANSWER: $34
salesperson's license from one brokerage to
another?

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