OHIO REAL ESTATE 2026 TEST
PAPER VERIFIED QUESTIONS AND
ANSWERS
◉ Home inspectors. Answer: Not currently regulated in Ohio;however
legislation has been proposed to regulate and to require a license
◉ Property management. Answer: A license activity in Ohio
◉ Real estate brokers and agents, licensed or certified appraisers and
other professions. Answer: Ohio mandates continuing professional
education
◉ Personal assistants. Answer: Becoming popular as high producers
require administrative and professional support
◉ Members of the Ohio Association of realtors and affiliated boards and
associations. Answer: Subscribe to code of ethics and are entitled to be
known as realtors
◉ Real estate ORC 4735.01. Answer: Includes leaseholds as well as any
and every interest or estate in land situated in Ohio whether Corporeal or
incorporeal weather freehold or non-freehold and the improvements on
land but does not include cemetery interment rights
, ◉ Trade fixtures. Answer: Considered personal property; not included in
the sale or mortgage of real estate, except by a special agreement .
◉ Legal interest in trade fixtures. Answer: Are recorded by filing a
UCC1 security agreement with the Ohio Secretary of State's office
◉ Website for the division of real estate and professional licensing.
Answer: Additional resources for continuing education courses for
license can be found
◉ New or used movable manufactured homes. Answer: Considered
personal property and is not necessary to have a real estate license to sell
◉ Permanently located manufactured homes. Answer: A license is
needed to sell
◉ Timeshare properties/estate. Answer: Ohio's strict rules govern the
marketing sale and transfer
◉ Development impact fees. Answer: One time charge applied to a new
development. Assessed and dedicated principally for the provision of
additional water sewer systems roads schools library and parks and
recreation facilities. Funds collected cannot be use for operation
maintenance repair alteration or replacement of facilities.
◉ Buyer agency. Answer: Ohio recognizes this type of agency
PAPER VERIFIED QUESTIONS AND
ANSWERS
◉ Home inspectors. Answer: Not currently regulated in Ohio;however
legislation has been proposed to regulate and to require a license
◉ Property management. Answer: A license activity in Ohio
◉ Real estate brokers and agents, licensed or certified appraisers and
other professions. Answer: Ohio mandates continuing professional
education
◉ Personal assistants. Answer: Becoming popular as high producers
require administrative and professional support
◉ Members of the Ohio Association of realtors and affiliated boards and
associations. Answer: Subscribe to code of ethics and are entitled to be
known as realtors
◉ Real estate ORC 4735.01. Answer: Includes leaseholds as well as any
and every interest or estate in land situated in Ohio whether Corporeal or
incorporeal weather freehold or non-freehold and the improvements on
land but does not include cemetery interment rights
, ◉ Trade fixtures. Answer: Considered personal property; not included in
the sale or mortgage of real estate, except by a special agreement .
◉ Legal interest in trade fixtures. Answer: Are recorded by filing a
UCC1 security agreement with the Ohio Secretary of State's office
◉ Website for the division of real estate and professional licensing.
Answer: Additional resources for continuing education courses for
license can be found
◉ New or used movable manufactured homes. Answer: Considered
personal property and is not necessary to have a real estate license to sell
◉ Permanently located manufactured homes. Answer: A license is
needed to sell
◉ Timeshare properties/estate. Answer: Ohio's strict rules govern the
marketing sale and transfer
◉ Development impact fees. Answer: One time charge applied to a new
development. Assessed and dedicated principally for the provision of
additional water sewer systems roads schools library and parks and
recreation facilities. Funds collected cannot be use for operation
maintenance repair alteration or replacement of facilities.
◉ Buyer agency. Answer: Ohio recognizes this type of agency
