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Ohio State Portion of the Real Estate Salesperson Examination

Provider
PSI Services LLC
Format
Computer administered written examination
Exam questions
40 scored items; 5 to 10 unscored experimental questions may be administered
Time limit
60 minutes
Passing score
70%
Exam fee
$43 state-only examination registration
Examination outline
  • State Governance of the Real Estate Profession (4 Items)
    • General Powers and Structure of Governing Bodies
    • Audit of Records
    • Investigations, Hearings and Appeals
    • Violations and Penalties Edu. Sanction/Reprimands)
    • Recovery Fund
  • Licensing Requirements (6 items)
    • Activities Requiring a License
    • License Renewal and Maintenance
    • Change in License Status (military, retired, inactive)
    • Post License Education and Continuing Education
  • License Law and Rules of the Ohio Real Estate Commission (16 items)
    • Advertising/Use of Business Name/Misrepresentation/Team Advertising
    • Broker/Salesperson Employment or Independent Contractor Agreement
    • Commissions and fees paid through broker only/Agent compensation
    • Document Handling and Record Keeping (Includes Contracts and Listings)
    • Handling of Monies/Considerations (Items of Value)
    • Types of Listings, Rules
    • Offers, Counteroffers, Acceptance (including electronic documents)
    • Inducements
    • Property Management (Includes Leases)
    • Rentals
    • Ohio Fair Housing
  • Brokerage Relationships (Agency Law) (14 items)
    • Creating Agency and Agency Contracts/Types of Agency Relationships
    • Licensee Duties and Obligations to Clients and Customers, Licensee Liabilities, Waiver of Duties
    • Termination of Agency
    • Confidentiality
    • Disclosure of Agency Relationships and Listing Information
    • Disclosures Required when Dealing with Own Properties
    • Unauthorized Practice of Law
    • False Representations of Licensee Status or Expertise
    • Canon of Ethics
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