Broker Self Audit Questions


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(The second part of this document has the answer in bold.)

BROKERAGE


1. Signage must be properly affixed to the brokerage office and each branch office:
A. on the largest sign
B. on the most visible place
C. at the main entrance
D. on the building wall

2. Signage must be clearly visible with lettering, which
A. can be seen from the street
B. is a minimum of 1" letters
C. is in black letters
D. Just needs to be visible

3. The employing or designated broker’s license certificate must be:
A. Prominently displayed
B. Located on the premises
C. in the broker's file
D. with the broker at all times

4. Salespersons and associate brokers license certificates must be:
A. clearly visible
B. prominently displayed
C. Readily available
D. In their employee files

5. All salespersons and associate brokers license certificates must be:
A. current, reflecting correct office information; and that information should match the information on the Department's database.
B. Current and show agent’s home phone number
C. Current with the home address of the licensee
D. all of the above

6. The brokerage names, main office address and addresses for any branch offices must:
A. be properly displayed at the main office
B. be the same as what is listed on the Department web site
C. be listed in all advertisements
D. match what is on all licenses.

7. Records may be stored off-site if:
A. it is the broker's home where they are stored
B. it is locked at all times
C. the department is notified in writing of the location
D. it is in the county

8. After a transaction has been closed/terminated, the records must be kept for:
A. 7 years
B. 3 years
C. 5 years
D. 2 years

9. After termination, all employee records must be kept for
A. 6 months
B. 3 months
C. 5 years
D. 7 years

10. If records are kept by electronic means:
A. a legible copy must be furnished to the Department upon request
B. the broker must be able to reconstruct records if originals are destroyed.
C. they must be kept for 5 years
D. all of the above

11. Agents who advertise as a team/group must:
A. Share all commissions
B. Maintain a current record of the agents on the team and provide that information to the Department
C. Keep a current record of transactions with the Department
D. Maintain all current agents or team is no longer valid.

BROKER REVIEW


12. The designated broker must review, date, and initial all employment agreements, sales contracts, leases and similar documents within:
A. 48 hours of execution
B. 5 working days of their execution
C. 5 days of their execution
D. 7 days of their execution

13. Who must review and approve all advertising:
A. Owner
B. Agent
C. Designated Broker
D. Marketing Representative

14. The designated broker must check the background of:
A. all of the employees
B. individuals owning 10% or more of the brokerage and who exercise any control
C. Individuals owning 5% of the brokerage
D. None of the above


EMPLOYMENT AND COMPENSATION

15. Broker may pay compensation to:
A. Any licensee involved in the transaction
B. All employees of the brokerage
C. actively and properly licensed salesperson, associate brokers and brokerages
D. none of the above

16. No compensation can be sent to:
A. a licensed sales agent
B. an agent's corporation, LLC or General partnership
C. a properly licensed professional corporation or limited corporation
D. an associate broker

17. All salespersons and associate broker may receive compensation if they are licensed:
A. as natural licensees
B. as an LLC
C. as a general partnership
D. in another state and not working with an Arizona agent

18. To receive payment directly out of escrow, the broker must:
A. do nothing
B. Authorize in writing, the title company to make payment
C. create an agreement with the salesperson
D. this cannot be done

19. Brokerage and licensees must not:

A. Negotiate loans unless licensed as a mortgage broker or lender

B. List property outside their own city

C. Sell property outside their county

D. Obtain signatures of owners on a sales contract without a Notary

20. With written permission from consumers, agents may do all of the following EXCEPT:

A. Receive legal rebates

B. Write tie-in agreements

C. Compensation sharing

D. Profit participation

 

21. Without an agreement between brokerages, agents may not:

A. Boycott an agency which sells at a reduced commission

B. Substitute for a vacationing agent of another brokerage

C. Use another agency’s transact coordinator

D. Service a transaction after leaving a brokerage


DISCLOSURES

22. Brokers or agents must disclose all of the following EXCEPT:

A. Disclose agency relationships at earliest practical time, prior to providing services

B. Disclose in writing in a timely manner and a meaningful way

C. Disclose material information when the broker or agent knew or should have know

D. Disclose all offers to non-client

 

23. Broker or agents must obtain all of the following EXCEPT:

A. Owners’ permission before assigning listings or property management agreements to another brokerage

B. Owners’ permission before profiting from an assignment

C. Buyers’ financial profit and loss statement before presenting a contract

D. Informed consent before representing more than one party to a transaction

 

24. Broker or agents must do all of the following EXCEPT:

A. Put a sign on the property after receiving Buyers’ permission

B. Obtain written permission prior to acting outside of one’s expertise

C. Explain the purpose and effect of important documents and provision to clients

D. Disclose their status as licensees in their ads and signage



SALES/LEASE TRANSACTION RECORDS

25. How long must Broker maintain legible copies of transaction documents?

A. One year after termination

B. Three years after termination

C. Five years after termination

D. Seven years after termination

 

26. How long must nonresidential leases be kept after termination?

A. One year

B. Three years

C. Five years

D. Seven years

27. How long must rejected offers be kept if a binding contract is not accepted?

A. One year

B. Three years

C. Five years

D. Ten years

 

28. How should Broker transaction files be kept?

A. Chronologically

B. Alphabetically

C. Systematically

D. All of the above

 


EARNEST DEPOSITS

29. Where should earnest deposits be placed?

A. Title company

B. Office safe

C. Broker’s care

D. Agent’s personal bank account

 

30. Where should broker place all funds entrusted to him/her?

A. Broker trust account

B. Neutral escrow account

C. Broker’s personal account

D. Either A or B

 

31. When should agents place earnest deposits into the broker’s care?

A. Within one week

B. After escrow instruction have been signed

C. Prior to close of escrow

D. Promptly

 

32. All of the following could be an earnest deposit EXCEPT:
A. Cash, check, or promissory note

B. Cash, Cashier’s Check, promissory note

C. Jewelry, boat, car without an engine

D. A and B only

SALES/GENERAL TRUST ACCOUNT AND ESCROW


33. What does a broker NOT have to do if a general trust account is used?

A. Provide bank information

B. Maintain a descriptive receipt showing disposition of all principal’s funds

C. Maintain a descriptive receipt, Disbursements Journal, and Client Ledger for each transaction.

D. Use a computerized system

 

34. How often should trust account journals and client ledgers be reconciled with bank statements?

A. Daily

B. Weekly

C. Monthly

D. Bi-monthly

 

35. When  must interest earnings be removed from a general trust account?

A. Daily

B. Weekly

C. Monthly

D. Yearly

 

36. What is the maximum amount, which may be in a Broker’s general trust account?

A. One hundred dollars

B. Three hundred dollars

C. Five hundred dollars

D. One thousand dollars

 

37. Who may be an authorized signer on a broker’s general trust account?

A. Spouse of the broker

B. Licensees in the employ of the broker

C. Unlicensed assistants in the employ of the broker

D. A broker in another office, who is a dual agent


DELEGATION OF AUTHORITY


38. A delegation of authority can be:
A. Verbal
B. a brief statement undated and unsigned
C. Kept by delegee only
D. Concise, written and kept on file

39. Where should a copy of each employee delegation be kept?

A. In the Department of Real Estate file

B. In the Better Business Bureau file

C. In the employee’s file and the Broker’s file

D. In the office manager’s file

 

40. When do you not need a delegation of authority letter in the file?

A. When acting as branch office manager for a licensed branch office

B. When an agent is a signer on a trust account

C. When an agent chooses a marketing area

D. When acting as a temporary broker for just a few hours

 

41. When do you not need a delegation of authority letter in the file?

A. When an agent is asked to pay commissions to other agents

B. When an agent lists and sells his own listing

C. When an agent reviews and approves advertising

D. When a broker delegates authority for an agent to manage property

 

42. When do you not need a delegation of authority letter in the file?

A. When an agent is asked to review contracts

B. When an agent is asked to date and initial employment agreements

C. When an agent uses the MLS system

D. When an agent is asked to sign property management agreements

 

BROKER SUPERVISION AND CONTROL


43. Broker Supervision Policy must address:
A. rules and procedures
B. rules and policies
C. policies and procedures
D. policies, rules, procedures and systems

44. Broker Supervision Policy
A. sets standards of dress
B. helps agents learn to be top sellers
C. forces agents to follow rules
D. establishes a system

45. In what year was it clarified that brokerages must have a written Broker Supervision Policy manual?

A. 1999

B. 2001

C. 2002

D. 2003

 

46. What does the manual not address?

A. Transactions requiring a salesperson’s or broker’s license

B. Use of disclosure forms and contracts

C. How agents must dress

D. Filing, storage and maintaining transaction disclosure documents affecting clients

 

47. What does the manual not address?

A. Handling of trust funds

B. How agents must conduct their daily schedule

C. Use of unlicensed assistants by a salesperson or broker

D. How the DB oversees the delegation of authority to other to act in the DB’s behalf

 

48. What does the manual not address?

A. How the DB familiarizes agents with state, federal and local real estate laws

B. How the DB reviews and inspects disclosure documents

C. How the DB reviews advertising

D. How many hours the agent must spend with FSBOs, expired listings, etc

 

49. What does the manual not address?

A. Where agents can take prelicensing exams

B. How the DB has implemented a system for monitoring compliance with the Broker  Supervision Policy Manual
C. How unlicensed assistants can be used by salespersons

D. How unlicensed assistants can be used by Brokers


PROPERTY MANAGEMENT AGREEMENTS


50. Property management agreements may
A. include automatic renewal with a 30 day verbal notice
B. provide for damages for early termination

C. Specify beginning date only
D. be signed by only one party


51. What is not required of property management agreements?

A. Drafted in clear and unambiguous language

B. Specify a beginning and ending date

C. Chronological listing number

D. Executed by the appropriate parties

 

52. What is not required of property management agreements?

A. All material information to the property owner

B. Bank account information of general account

C. Mutually agreeable cancellation terms

D. Disposition of owner’s monies collected by broker

 

53. What is not required of property management agreements?

A. Terms and conditions of broker compensation

B. Frequency of reports to the owner

C. How much broker compensation was received when property sold

D. Amount of reserve monies for emergencies


54. What is absolutely necessary for property management accounts?

A. Automatic renewal with 30 days advance written notice

B. Liquidated damages for early termination of the agreement

C. To have an unlicensed or licensed person as an authorized signer
D. Specify a beginning and ending date


PROPERTY MANAGEMENT RECORDS

 

55. All financial records must be kept for:
A. 2 years from their date
B. 7 years from their date
C. 5 years from their date
D. none of the above

56. Property management agreements must be kept for:
A. 10 years from termination
B. 3 years from termination
C. 5 years from termination
D. 7 years from termination

57. If not turned over to the owner upon termination, residential leases are kept for:
A. 1 year from termination
B. 3 years from termination
C. 5 years from termination
D. 7 years from termination

58. Property managers must keep nonresidential leases for:
A. 1 year from termination
B. 3 years from termination
C. 5 years from termination
D. 7 years from termination

59. Broker must not have an excess of personal funds in a trust account in the amount of:
A. $50
B. $300
C. $250
D. $500

60. Property management records MUST NOT include:
A. Receipts
B. Disbursement journal
C. Client ledgers
D. Personal property taxes

61. Records of rental finder fees paid must be kept for how many years from their date?

A. 1 year

B. 3 years

C. 5 years

D. 10 years

 

62. Nonresidential leases must be filed:

A. In individual folders and filed systematically

B. Chronologically

C. Alphabetically

D. Reverse Date

 

63. How must property management agreements be filed?

A. Chronological

B. Alphabetical

C. Reverse date

D. Orderly system


PROPERTY MANAGEMENT TRUST ACCOUNT

64. A property management descriptive receipt must:
 A. give date
 B. give names
 C. give date and names
 D. give transaction, date, amount and parties

65. Property trust account records must include:

A. Property Management Agreement and Signatures of all parties

B. Receipts and Disbursements Journal and Client Ledger

C. Sales Contract and Earnest money receipt

D. Listing Contract and Sales Agreement

 

66. What must a broker provide for a property management account?

A. Sales Contract

B. Bank Account information

C. Listing Agreement

D. Escrow Closing Statement

 

67. When providing property management, what must be in balance?

A. Beginning and ending monthly auditing statements

B. Trust Account Journals, Client Ledgers and monthly statements

C. Property Management ledgers

D. Broker’s General Account and the Property Management Account

 

68. How often do trust accounts have to be reconciled?

A. daily

B. weekly

C. monthly

D. bimonthly


69. If a property manager has authorized signers on a trust account, it must NOT be a/an:
A. Secretary
B. unlicensed employee
C. licensed employee
D. husband

70. Money received for property management must be deposited
A. within 24 hours
B. immediately
C. by the third banking day
D. within one week
 

71. Interest earned on a trust account must be removed every:

A. Month

B. Two months

C. Six months

D. 12 months

 

72. What words must be on every trust account?

A. “Property Management Account”

B. “In trust for…”

C. “For the account of…”

D. “Rental Account for…”

 

73. Who should receive the final accounting for a property management trust account, which has been terminated?

A. Broker

B. Designated Sales Person

C. Owner

D. Property Manager

 

 

ANSWERS


BROKERAGE


1. Signage must be properly affixed to the brokerage office and each branch office:
A. on the largest sign
B. on the most visible place
C. at the main entrance
D. on the building wall

2. Signage must be clearly visible with lettering, which
A. can be seen from the street
B. is a minimum of 1" letters
C. is in black letters
D. Just needs to be visible

3. The employing or designated broker’s license certificate must be:
A. Prominently displayed
B. Located on the premises
C. in the broker's file
D. with the broker at all times

4. Salespersons and associate brokers license certificates must be:
A. clearly visible
B. prominently displayed
C. Readily available
D. In their employee files

5. All salespersons and associate brokers license certificates must be:
A. current, reflecting correct office information; and that information should match the information on the Department's database.
B. Current and show agent’s home phone number
C. Current with the home address of the licensee
D. all of the above

6. The brokerage names, main office address and addresses for any branch offices must:
A. be properly displayed at the main office
B. be the same as what is listed on the Department web site
C. be listed in all advertisements
D. match what is on all licenses.

7. Records may be stored off-site if:
A. it is the broker's home where they are stored
B. it is locked at all times
C. the department is notified in writing of the location
D. it is in the county

8. After a transaction has been closed/terminated, the records must be kept for:
A. 7 years
B. 3 years
C. 5 years
D. 2 years

9. After termination, all employee records must be kept for
A. 6 months
B. 3 months
C. 5 years
D. 7 years

10. If records are kept by electronic means:
A. a legible copy must be furnished to the Department upon request
B. the broker must be able to reconstruct records if originals are destroyed.
C. they must be kept for 5 years
D. all of the above

11. Agents who advertise as a team/group must:
A. Share all commissions
B. Maintain a current record of the agents on the team and provide that information to the Department
C. Keep a current record of transactions with the Department
D. Maintain all current agents or team is no longer valid.

BROKER REVIEW


12. The designated broker must review, date, and initial all employement agreements, sales contracts, leases and similar documents within:
A. 48 hours of execution
B. 5 working days of their execution
C. 5 days of their execution
D. 7 days of their execution

13. Who must review and approve all advertising:
A. Owner
B. Agent
C. Designated Broker
D. Marketing Representative

14. The designated broker must check the background of:
A. all of the employees
B. individuals owning 10% or more of the brokerage and who exercise any control
C. Individuals owning 5% of the brokerage
D. None of the above


EMPLOYMENT AND COMPENSATION

15. Broker may pay compensation to:
A. Any licensee involved in the transaction
B. All employees of the brokerage
C. actively and properly licensed salesperson, associate brokers and brokerages
D. none of the above

16. No compensation can be sent to:
A. a licensed sales agent
B. an agent's corporation, LLC or General partnership
C. a properly licensed professional corporation or limited corporation
D. an associate broker

17. All salespersons and associate broker may receive compensation if they are licensed:
A. as natural licensees
B. as an LLC
C. as a general partnership
D. in another state and not working with an Arizona agent

18. To receive payment directly out of escrow, the broker must:
A. do nothing
B. Authorize in writing, the title company to make payment
C. create an agreement with the salesperson
D. this cannot be done

19. Brokerage and licensees must not:

A. Negotiate loans unless licensed as a mortgage broker or lender

B. List property outside their own city

C. Sell property outside their county

D. Obtain signatures of owners on a sales contract without a Notary

20. With written permission from consumers, agents may do all of the following EXCEPT:

A. Receive legal rebates

B. Write tie-in agreements

C. Compensation sharing

D. Profit participation

 

21. Without an agreement between brokerages, agents may not:

A. Boycott an agency which sells at a reduced commission

B. Substitute for a vacationing agent of another brokerage

C. Use another agency’s transact coordinator

D. Service a transaction after leaving a brokerage


DISCLOSURES

22. Brokers or agents must disclose all of the following EXCEPT:

A. Disclose agency relationships at earliest practical time, prior to providing services

B. Disclose in writing in a timely manner and a meaningful way

C. Disclose material information when the broker or agent knew or should have know

D. Disclose all offers to non-client

 

23. Broker or agents must obtain all of the following EXCEPT:

A. Owners’ permission before assigning listings or property management agreements to another brokerage

B. Owners’ permission before profiting from an assignment

C. Buyers’ financial profit and loss statement before presenting a contract

D. Informed consent before representing more than one party to a transaction

 

24. Broker or agents must do all of the following EXCEPT:

A. Put a sign on the property after receiving Buyers’ permission

B. Obtain written permission prior to acting outside of one’s expertise

C. Explain the purpose and effect of important documents and provision to clients

D. Disclose their status as licensees in their ads and signage



SALES/LEASE TRANSACTION RECORDS

25. How long must Broker maintain legible copies of transaction documents?

A. One year after termination

B. Three years after termination

C. Five years after termination

D. Seven years after termination

 

26. How long must nonresidential leases be kept after termination?

A. One year

B. Three years

C. Five years

D. Seven years

27. How long must rejected offers be kept if a binding contract is not accepted?

A. One year

B. Three years

C. Five years

D. Ten years

 

28. How should Broker transaction files be kept?

A. Chronologically

B. Alphabetically

C. Systematically

D. All of the above

 


EARNEST DEPOSITS

29. Where should earnest deposits be placed?

A. Title company

B. Office safe

C. Broker’s care

D. Agent’s personal bank account

 

30. Where should broker place all funds entrusted to him/her?

A. Broker trust account

B. Neutral escrow account

C. Broker’s personal account

D. Either A or B

 

31. When should agents place earnest deposits into the broker’s care?

A. Within one week

B. After escrow instruction have been signed

C. Prior to close of escrow

D. Promptly

 

32. All of the following could be an earnest deposit EXCEPT:
A. Cash, check, or promissory note

B. Cash, Cashier’s Check, promissory note

C. Jewelry, boat, car without an engine

D. A and B only

SALES/GENERAL TRUST ACCOUNT AND ESCROW


33. What does a broker NOT have to do if a general trust account is used?

A. Provide bank information

B. Maintain a descriptive receipt showing disposition of all principal’s funds

C. Maintain a descriptive receipt, Disbursements Journal, and Client Ledger for each transaction.

D. Use a computerized system

 

34. How often should trust account journals and client ledgers be reconciled with bank statements?

A. Daily

B. Weekly

C. Monthly

D. Bi-monthly

 

35. When  must interest earnings be removed from a general trust account?

A. Daily

B. Weekly

C. Monthly

D. Yearly

 

36. What is the maximum amount, which may be in a Broker’s general trust account?

A. One hundred dollars

B. Three hundred dollars

C. Five hundred dollars

D. One thousand dollars

 

37. Who may be an authorized signer on a broker’s general trust account?

A. Spouse of the broker

B. Licensees in the employ of the broker

C. Unlicensed assistants in the employ of the broker

D. A broker in another office, who is a dual agent


DELEGATION OF AUTHORITY


38. A delegation of authority can be:
A. Verbal
B. a brief statement undated and unsigned
C. Kept by delegee only
D. Concise, written and kept on file

39. Where should a copy of each employee delegation be kept?

A. In the Department of Real Estate file

B. In the Better Business Bureau file

C. In the employee’s file and the Broker’s file

D. In the office manager’s file

 

40. When do you not need a delegation of authority letter in the file?

A. When acting as branch office manager for a licensed branch office

B. When an agent is a signer on a trust account

C. When an agent chooses a marketing area

D. When acting as a temporary broker for just a few hours

 

41. When do you not need a delegation of authority letter in the file?

A. When an agent is asked to pay commissions to other agents

B. When an agent lists and sells his own listing

C. When an agent reviews and approves advertising

D. When a broker delegates authority for an agent to manage property

 

42. When do you not need a delegation of authority letter in the file?

A. When an agent is asked to review contracts

B. When an agent is asked to date and initial employment agreements

C. When an agent uses the MLS system

D. When an agent is asked to sign property management agreements

 

BROKER SUPERVISION AND CONTROL


43. Broker Supervision Policy must address:
A. rules and procedures
B. rules and policies
C. policies and procedures
D. policies, rules, procedures and systems

44. Broker Supervision Policy
A. sets standards of dress
B. helps agents learn to be top sellers
C. forces agents to follow rules
D. establishes a system

45. In what year was it clarified that brokerages must have a written Broker Supervision Policy manual?

A. 1999

B. 2001

C. 2002

D. 2003

 

46. What does the manual not address?

A. Transactions requiring a salesperson’s or broker’s license

B. Use of disclosure forms and contracts

C. How agents must dress

D. Filing, storage and maintaining transaction disclosure documents affecting clients

 

47. What does the manual not address?

A. Handling of trust funds

B. How agents must conduct their daily schedule

C. Use of unlicensed assistants by a salesperson or broker

D. How the DB oversees the delegation of authority to other to act in the DB’s behalf

 

48. What does the manual not address?

A. How the DB familiarizes agents with state, federal and local real estate laws

B. How the DB reviews and inspects disclosure documents

C. How the DB reviews advertising

D. How many hours the agent must spend with FSBOs, expired listings, etc

 

49. What does the manual not address?

A. Where agents can take prelicensing exams

B. How the DB has implemented a system for monitoring compliance with the Broker  Supervision Policy Manual
C. How unlicensed assistants can be used by salespersons

D. How unlicensed assistants can be used by Brokers


PROPERTY MANAGEMENT AGREEMENTS


50. Property management agreements may
A. include automatic renewal with a 30 day verbal notice
B. provide for damages for early termination

C. Specify beginning date only
D. be signed by only one party


51. What is not required of property management agreements?

A. Drafted in clear and unambiguous language

B. Specify a beginning and ending date

C. Chronological listing number

D. Executed by the appropriate parties

 

52. What is not required of property management agreements?

A. All material information to the property owner

B. Bank account information of general account

C. Mutually agreeable cancellation terms

D. Disposition of owner’s monies collected by broker

 

53. What is not required of property management agreements?

A. Terms and conditions of broker compensation

B. Frequency of reports to the owner

C. How much broker compensation was received when property sold

D. Amount of reserve monies for emergencies


54. What is absolutely necessary for property management accounts?

A. Automatic renewal with 30 days advance written notice

B. Liquidated damages for early termination of the agreement

C. To have an unlicensed or licensed person as an authorized signer
D. Specify a beginning and ending date


PROPERTY MANAGEMENT RECORDS

 

55. All financial records must be kept for:
A. 2 years from their date
B. 7 years from their date
C. 5 years from their date
D. none of the above

56. Property management agreements must be kept for:
A. 10 years from termination
B. 3 years from termination
C. 5 years from termination
D. 7 years from termination

57. If not turned over to the owner upon termination, residential leases are kept for:
A. 1 year from termination
B. 3 years from termination
C. 5 years from termination
D. 7 years from termination

58. Property managers must keep nonresidential leases for:
A. 1 year from termination
B. 3 years from termination
C. 5 years from termination
D. 7 years from termination

59. Broker must not have an excess of personal funds in a trust account in the amount of:
A. $50
B. $300
C. $250
D. $500

60. Property management records MUST NOT include:
A. Receipts
B. Disbursement journal
C. Client ledgers
D. Personal property taxes

61. Records of rental finder fees paid must be kept for how many years from their date?

A. 1 year

B. 3 years

C. 5 years

D. 10 years

 

62. Nonresidential leases must be filed:

A. In individual folders and filed systematically

B. Chronologically

C. Alphabetically

D. Reverse Date

 

63. How must property management agreements be filed?

A. Chronological

B. Alphabetical

C. Reverse date

D. Orderly system


PROPERTY MANAGEMENT TRUST ACCOUNT

64. A property management descriptive receipt must:
 A. give date
 B. give names
 C. give date and names
 D. give transaction, date, amount and parties

65. Property trust account records must include:

A. Property Management Agreement and Signatures of all parties

B. Receipts and Disbursements Journal and Client Ledger

C. Sales Contract and Earnest money receipt

D. Listing Contract and Sales Agreement

 

66. What must a broker provide for a property management account?

A. Sales Contract

B. Bank Account information

C. Listing Agreement

D. Escrow Closing Statement

 

67. When providing property management, what must be in balance?

A. Beginning and ending monthly auditing statements

B. Trust Account Journals, Client Ledgers and monthly statements

C. Property Management ledgers

D. Broker’s General Account and the Property Management Account

 

68. How often do trust accounts have to be reconciled?

A. daily

B. weekly

C. monthly

D. bimonthly


69. If a property manager has authorized signers on a trust account, it must NOT be a/an:
A. Secretary
B. unlicensed employee
C. licensed employee
D. husband

70. Money received for property management must be deposited
A. within 24 hours
B. immediately
C. by the third banking day
D. within one week
 

71. Interest earned on a trust account must be removed every:

A. Month

B. Two months

C. Six months

D. 12 months

 

72. What words must be on every trust account?

A. “Property Management Account”

B. “In trust for…”

C. “For the account of…”

D. “Rental Account for…”

 

73. Who should receive the final accounting for a property management trust account, which has been terminated?

A. Broker

B. Designated Sales Person

C. Owner

D. Property Manager