Bob Hogue 2 Exam Study Questions
And Answers
1. A licensed sales associate may operate
a. for any registered broker.
b. for the broker registered as the sales associate's employer.
c. independently if registered with the DBPR.
d. as a broker associate. - ANSWER-b. for the broker registered as the sales associate's employer.
2. A sales associate applicant is NOT required to comply with which requirement?
a. Submit an application fee
b. Be 18 years of age or older
c. Be a bona fide Florida resident
d. Possess a Social Security number - ANSWER-c. Be a bona fide Florida resident
3. Which person does NOT meet the experience requirements to obtain a Florida broker's license?
a. An applicant who has held an active California broker's license for the preceding three years
b. An applicant who has held an active Ohio sales associate license during four of the preceding five
years while employed by an Ohio broker
c. An applicant who has held an active Florida sales associate license for the preceding two years while
employed by a Florida broker
d. An applicant who has held an active Florida sales associate license during two of the preceding five
years while employed by an owner-developer - ANSWER-d. An applicant who has held an active Florida
sales associate license during two of the preceding five years while employed by an owner-developer
4. What information appears on the face of a real estate license?
a. Governor's signature
b. Secretary of the DBPR's signature
c. License number
d. Licensee's email address - ANSWER-c. License number
5. A sales associate applicant is NOT required to disclose which information on the license application?
a. Convicted of a crime
b. Proof of U.S. citizenship
c. Maiden name, if applicable
, d. A finding of guilt in conduct that would have resulted in disciplinary action if the applicant had been
licensed to practice real estate - ANSWER-b. Proof of U.S. citizenship
6. A real estate licensee works on a commission basis for two separate brokerage companies. Which
statement is TRUE?
a. Sales associates may have only one registered employer at any given time.
b. The sales associate may work for both companies as long as the associate is registered under both
employers.
c. This is legal as long as the associate only works part time for each company.
d. The sales associate must be registered as a broker associate for this to be legal. - ANSWER-a. Sales
associates may have only one registered employer at any given time.
7. What is the Latin term for a plea of "no contest"?
a. Prima facie
b. Caveat emptor
c. Writ of mandamus
d. Nolo contendere - ANSWER-d. Nolo contendere
8. The DBPR is required by law to waive which fee(s) for qualified low-income license applicants?
a. Application fee
b. Initial license fee
c. Unlicensed activity fee (if applicable in application year)
d. Exam fee - ANSWER-b. Initial license fee
9. Which event may cause the FREC to refuse to certify an individual as qualified for licensure?
a. Dropped out of high school and later earned a GED
b. Was convicted of fraud in an insurance scam
c. Changed residency to a state other than Florida
d. Lost a lot of one's own money in a bad real estate investment - ANSWER-b. Was convicted of fraud in
an insurance scam
10. An applicant has held a real estate license in good standing in another state since 2015. The applicant
is licensed in a state that has a mutual recognition agreement with Florida. Five months ago, the license
applicant moved to Orlando, Florida. Is this licensee eligible to apply for a Florida real estate license
under mutual recognition?
And Answers
1. A licensed sales associate may operate
a. for any registered broker.
b. for the broker registered as the sales associate's employer.
c. independently if registered with the DBPR.
d. as a broker associate. - ANSWER-b. for the broker registered as the sales associate's employer.
2. A sales associate applicant is NOT required to comply with which requirement?
a. Submit an application fee
b. Be 18 years of age or older
c. Be a bona fide Florida resident
d. Possess a Social Security number - ANSWER-c. Be a bona fide Florida resident
3. Which person does NOT meet the experience requirements to obtain a Florida broker's license?
a. An applicant who has held an active California broker's license for the preceding three years
b. An applicant who has held an active Ohio sales associate license during four of the preceding five
years while employed by an Ohio broker
c. An applicant who has held an active Florida sales associate license for the preceding two years while
employed by a Florida broker
d. An applicant who has held an active Florida sales associate license during two of the preceding five
years while employed by an owner-developer - ANSWER-d. An applicant who has held an active Florida
sales associate license during two of the preceding five years while employed by an owner-developer
4. What information appears on the face of a real estate license?
a. Governor's signature
b. Secretary of the DBPR's signature
c. License number
d. Licensee's email address - ANSWER-c. License number
5. A sales associate applicant is NOT required to disclose which information on the license application?
a. Convicted of a crime
b. Proof of U.S. citizenship
c. Maiden name, if applicable
, d. A finding of guilt in conduct that would have resulted in disciplinary action if the applicant had been
licensed to practice real estate - ANSWER-b. Proof of U.S. citizenship
6. A real estate licensee works on a commission basis for two separate brokerage companies. Which
statement is TRUE?
a. Sales associates may have only one registered employer at any given time.
b. The sales associate may work for both companies as long as the associate is registered under both
employers.
c. This is legal as long as the associate only works part time for each company.
d. The sales associate must be registered as a broker associate for this to be legal. - ANSWER-a. Sales
associates may have only one registered employer at any given time.
7. What is the Latin term for a plea of "no contest"?
a. Prima facie
b. Caveat emptor
c. Writ of mandamus
d. Nolo contendere - ANSWER-d. Nolo contendere
8. The DBPR is required by law to waive which fee(s) for qualified low-income license applicants?
a. Application fee
b. Initial license fee
c. Unlicensed activity fee (if applicable in application year)
d. Exam fee - ANSWER-b. Initial license fee
9. Which event may cause the FREC to refuse to certify an individual as qualified for licensure?
a. Dropped out of high school and later earned a GED
b. Was convicted of fraud in an insurance scam
c. Changed residency to a state other than Florida
d. Lost a lot of one's own money in a bad real estate investment - ANSWER-b. Was convicted of fraud in
an insurance scam
10. An applicant has held a real estate license in good standing in another state since 2015. The applicant
is licensed in a state that has a mutual recognition agreement with Florida. Five months ago, the license
applicant moved to Orlando, Florida. Is this licensee eligible to apply for a Florida real estate license
under mutual recognition?
