Specializations questions with answers.
Which of these IS NOT listed as an area of specialization?
Residential
Commercial
Short sales
Family ANS -Family
Realtor Magazine ANS -the official publication for the trade association the National Association of
Realtors® suggests this for a licensee wanting to discover their area of specialization, "One way to start is
by looking inward, identifying your special skills, knowledge, and passions."
Which of these can help a licensee select a specialization if they want one?
Licensee's special knowledge.
All of these.
Licensee's personal knowledge.
Licensee's special skills. ANS -All of these
Leasing property ANS -is a specialty in Texas real estate, usually falling under the umbrella of property
management
Lease contracts ANS -are usually set up with terms of a year or more depending on the needs of the
client and the availability of the location.
You must be a member of the Texas Association of REALTORS® to earn the: ANS -TRLS
This statewide certification requires completion of four three-hour leasing education courses: ANS -The
Essentials of Residential Leasing
, The TAR Residential Lease Agreement
Agency Issues Impacting Property Managers and Leasing Agents
Marketing and Leasing Residential Properties
Property Management: ANS -is the business of maintaining properties and the tenants of those
properties. In order to act as a property manager, one must have a property manager's license or a real
estate broker's license.
Certified Property Managers® (CPM®) are: ANS -recognized as experts in real estate management, and
they are at the top of the profession. 70% of those who hold the CPM® designation hold the highest
management positions in their offices
Below are the requirements to earn the Texas Residential Property Manager certification: ANS -Be a
member of the Texas Association of REALTORS®
Complete the Texas Residential Leasing Specialist (TRLS) certification.
Six three-hour courses:
The TAR Residential and Leasing Property Management Agreement
Residential Evictions
Tenant and Owners Relations
Maintenance and Habitability of Residential Rentals
Statutory Acts and Contingency Planning
Property Management Business Issues
Resort properties are those defined as: ANS -vacation ready and in unique locations that offer
recreational activities, such as beaches or mountains or Hill Country.
Which of these IS NOT listed as an area of specialization?
Residential
Commercial
Short sales
Family ANS -Family
Realtor Magazine ANS -the official publication for the trade association the National Association of
Realtors® suggests this for a licensee wanting to discover their area of specialization, "One way to start is
by looking inward, identifying your special skills, knowledge, and passions."
Which of these can help a licensee select a specialization if they want one?
Licensee's special knowledge.
All of these.
Licensee's personal knowledge.
Licensee's special skills. ANS -All of these
Leasing property ANS -is a specialty in Texas real estate, usually falling under the umbrella of property
management
Lease contracts ANS -are usually set up with terms of a year or more depending on the needs of the
client and the availability of the location.
You must be a member of the Texas Association of REALTORS® to earn the: ANS -TRLS
This statewide certification requires completion of four three-hour leasing education courses: ANS -The
Essentials of Residential Leasing
, The TAR Residential Lease Agreement
Agency Issues Impacting Property Managers and Leasing Agents
Marketing and Leasing Residential Properties
Property Management: ANS -is the business of maintaining properties and the tenants of those
properties. In order to act as a property manager, one must have a property manager's license or a real
estate broker's license.
Certified Property Managers® (CPM®) are: ANS -recognized as experts in real estate management, and
they are at the top of the profession. 70% of those who hold the CPM® designation hold the highest
management positions in their offices
Below are the requirements to earn the Texas Residential Property Manager certification: ANS -Be a
member of the Texas Association of REALTORS®
Complete the Texas Residential Leasing Specialist (TRLS) certification.
Six three-hour courses:
The TAR Residential and Leasing Property Management Agreement
Residential Evictions
Tenant and Owners Relations
Maintenance and Habitability of Residential Rentals
Statutory Acts and Contingency Planning
Property Management Business Issues
Resort properties are those defined as: ANS -vacation ready and in unique locations that offer
recreational activities, such as beaches or mountains or Hill Country.
