Prepare for your Section 3 Ontario real estate license with this free comprehensive practice exam. This exam covers key topics from section three of the Ontario Real Estate License Program.
#1. How should a salesperson handle a buyer who is concerned about property taxes?
#2. What is the primary purpose of an open house?
#3. What is an escalation clause in an offer?
#4. How can a salesperson help a buyer understand the local market?
#5. Rachel’s offer was accepted but she needs more time to arrange financing. What should she do?
#6. What is a common contingency in a real estate contract?
#7. What is the impact of high property taxes on property sales?
#8. What happens if the seller makes a counteroffer?
#9. David wants to terminate his buyer representation agreement. What should he do?
#10. How can market trends influence real estate negotiations?
#11. What must be included in an amendment to an agreement of purchase and sale?
#12. Which document is required to terminate a binding agreement?
#13. How can a buyer withdraw an offer before it is accepted?
#14. What does ‘contingent’ mean in a real estate listing?
#15. What is a condition precedent?
#16. Michael wants to ensure his property is marketed effectively. What should he discuss with his brokerage?
#17. Hannah is including a condition for obtaining homeowners insurance in her offer. Where should this be specified?
#18. Henry is buying a property and wants assurance that the included appliances are in working order. How should this be included?
#19. What is the purpose of a listing agreement?
#20. How can a salesperson help a seller set the right asking price?
#21. Mark is buying a home and wants to make an informed decision. What should he ask his brokerage to provide?
#22. Ben’s offer was accepted but he needs more time for a title search. What should he do?
#23. What does a financing condition protect the buyer from?
#24. How can staging affect the sale of a property?
#25. What is a balloon mortgage?
#26. What is the best strategy for pricing a home to sell quickly?
#27. Lucas is selling his property and wants to ensure a quick sale. What should he consider?
#28. What is the role of a mutual release in a real estate transaction?
#29. What is the purpose of an irrevocable period in an offer?
#30. What is a contingency in real estate?
#31. Why is location important in real estate?
#32. Who typically holds the deposit once an offer is accepted?
#33. Andrew received a counter offer with an adjusted purchase price. What must he ensure is correct before accepting?
#34. Sophia’s brokerage has multiple offers on her property. How should the brokerage handle this?
#35. What is an earnest money deposit?
#36. What should a salesperson do if a property is overpriced?
#37. What is an appraisal contingency?
#38. What should a salesperson do if a buyer is interested in a property that is in foreclosure?
#39. Sophia wants to rent her property instead of selling it. What should she discuss with her brokerage?
#40. Why is it important to include a financing condition in an offer?
#41. What should a salesperson disclose about previous renovations?
#42. What happens if the conditions of an offer are not met?
#43. Olivia wants to include a condition for a structural engineer’s report before purchase. What is this condition called?
#44. How can a salesperson help a seller prepare their home for sale?
#45. How can a salesperson assist a first-time homebuyer?
#46. Who pays for the home inspection in a real estate transaction?
#47. What is a lien?
#48. Ella is making an offer on a house and wants the sale to be conditional on a satisfactory appraisal. What should she include?
#49. What is a zoning ordinance?
#50. What is required for an amendment to be valid?
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