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CT Salesperson - State

Provider
PSI Services LLC
Format
Computer-administered written examination
Exam questions
35 scored questions (35 points); experimental questions may be added
Time limit
45 minutes
Passing score
At least 70%
Examination outline
  • I. Connecticut Real Estate Licensing Requirements (Salesperson 7 items)
    • A. Real Estate Commission purpose, powers and duties
    • B. Activities requiring a license
    • C. Exemptions from licensure
    • D. License types and qualifications
    • E. License renewal, continuing education, and transfer
    • F. Real Estate Guaranty Fund
    • G. License suspension and revocation
    • H. Registrations (e.g., team(s), associate broker)
  • II. Connecticut Laws Governing the Activities of Licensees (Salesperson 11 items)
    • A. Broker/salesperson relationship
    • B. Duties to parties
    • C. Handling of deposits and other monies
    • D. Misrepresentation
    • E. Disclosure of material and nonmaterial facts
    • F. Advertising
    • G. Commissions and compensation
    • H. Unlicensed personal assistants
  • III. Connecticut Real Estate Agency (Salesperson 9 items)
    • A. Agency: the representing of a client vs. working with an unrepresented person
    • B. Agency agreements
    • C. Agency disclosure
    • D. Dual agency
    • E. Designated agency
    • F. Confidential information
    • G. Interference with agency relationship
  • IV. Connecticut-Specific Real Estate Laws (Salesperson 8 items)
    • A. Types of ownership
    • A.i. Adverse possession/prescriptive easement time
    • A.ii. Land records and recording
    • A.iii. Real property taxes and assessments
    • A.iv. Conveyance tax
    • A.v. Residential property condition disclosure
    • B. Connecticut Landlord-Tenant Act
    • C. Connecticut Common Interest Ownership Act
    • D. Connecticut fair housing law
    • E. Property specific disclosures (e.g., lead paint, crumbling foundations, carbon monoxide)
    • F. Interpreters
    • G. Connecticut Uniform Electronic Transactions Act
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