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1A Louisiana licensee refuses to comply with a commission subpoena for transaction records. Which commission power directly addresses this refusal?
- A. Issue subpoenas for records relevant to an inquiry or hearing
- B. Record a conventional mortgage against the property
- C. Annul the parties' purchase agreement
- D. Set the property's ad valorem assessment
Answer: A
Explanation: La. R.S. 37:1456(A)(6) provides that the commission has power "to require production of any records relevant to an inquiry or hearing by the commission." The subpoena concerns records relevant to the commission's inquiry, so this is the controlling power.
Reference: Louisiana Laws - Louisiana State Legislature — La. R.S. 37:1456(A)(6)
2For compensation, an unlicensed person offers to list another owner's Louisiana home for sale. How is that single act treated?
- A. It is exempt until an offer is received
- B. It is permitted if no sign is installed
- C. It requires licensure only after closing
- D. It is real estate activity requiring licensure
Answer: D
Explanation: La. R.S. 37:1431 defines real estate activity to include one who "Lists or offers or attempts or agrees to list for sale or lease any real estate." A single compensated attempt therefore requires a license.
Reference: Louisiana Laws - Louisiana State Legislature — La. R.S. 37:1431(24)(c), 37:1436(D)
3A salesperson publishes an online ad containing a materially inaccurate description of a listed home. Which rule is violated?
- A. The prohibition on misleading or inaccurate advertising
- B. The requirement to use an authentic act
- C. The rule governing acquisitive prescription
- D. The requirement to file a succession
4A physical object can be felt or touched. How does Louisiana Civil Code Article 461 classify it?
- A. Corporeal
- B. Incorporeal
- C. Predial
- D. Conventional
5A licensee is about to act for both buyer and seller in the same transaction. What disclosure-related condition must be satisfied first?
- A. Consent from only the seller after the first offer
- B. Oral consent from both clients before negotiations
- C. Written consent from one client at closing
- D. Informed written consent from all clients before dual representation
6When may an authorized LREC representative inspect a licensee's required records at the licensee's office?
- A. Any day between 7:00 a.m. and 7:00 p.m.
- B. Weekdays between 8:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m.
- C. Between 9:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m., excluding Saturdays, Sundays, and legal holidays
- D. Only during the final ten days of each month
Answer: C
Explanation: La. R.S. 37:1435(D) authorizes inspection "between the hours of 9:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m., with Saturdays, Sundays, and legal holidays excluded." The stated weekday inspection window is therefore correct.
Reference: Louisiana Laws - Louisiana State Legislature — La. R.S. 37:1435(D)
7Which task may an unlicensed employee of a Louisiana property manager perform?
- A. Negotiate a tenant's rent reduction
- B. Receive a lease application for delivery to the property manager
- C. Agree to a new lease term for the owner
- D. Offer independent advice about lease provisions
Answer: B
Explanation: La. R.S. 37:1438.1 permits an unlicensed person to perform the ministerial task of "Receiving a lease application, lease, or amendment thereof ... for delivery to and made payable to a property manager or owner." Negotiation or independent advice is not this permitted task.
Reference: Louisiana Laws - Louisiana State Legislature — La. R.S. 37:1438.1
8Before a broker advertises a specific property owned by others, what must the broker obtain?
- A. A property-tax waiver
- B. A court order
- C. A mortgage certificate
- D. Written authorization from all owners or their authorized attorney in fact
Answer: D
Explanation: LAC 46:LXVII.2503(A) prohibits advertising property owned by others "without first obtaining the written authorization to do so by all owners of the property or their authorized attorney in fact." That authorization must precede advertising.
9A permanent house is built on a tract of land. How does Louisiana classify the house?
- A. An incorporeal movable
- B. A separate movable unless recorded
- C. A component part of the immovable land
- D. A personal servitude
Answer: C
Explanation: Civil Code art. 463 provides, "Buildings, other constructions permanently attached to the ground, standing timber, and unharvested crops or ungathered fruits of trees, are component parts of a tract of land when they belong to the owner of the ground." The owner's permanent house is a component part.
Reference: Louisiana Laws - Louisiana State Legislature — §463; Louisiana Civil Code art. 463
10A licensee responds to a caller's question about the location and price of a listed home without giving advice. How is this act classified?
- A. A ministerial act
- B. Dual agency
- C. A brokerage agreement
- D. Subagency
Answer: A
Explanation: La. R.S. 9:3891(12) says ministerial acts are "informative in nature" and includes "Responding to phone inquiries from a person concerning the price or location of property." The response is ministerial.
Reference: Louisiana Laws - Louisiana State Legislature — La. R.S. 9:3891(12)(b)
Topics in this practice bank
These topics describe the available practice for Louisiana Real Estate Salesperson Licensing Examination — State-Specific Examination. Review the examination outline and its sources for scope and allocation details.
I. Duties, Overview, and Powers of the Real Estate Commission (4-6 Items)
- General Powers
- Examination of Records
- Investigations, Hearings, and Appeals
- Sanctions
- Sanctions — Censure/Fines
- Sanctions — License Suspension and Revocation
- Sanctions — Other Disciplinary Action
II. Licensing Requirements (7-9 Items)
- Activities Requiring License
- Permitted Activities of Unlicensed Persons
- Types of Licenses
- Eligibility for Licensing
- License Renewal
- Change in License Status
- Education
- Notifications to the Commission
III. Statutory Requirements Governing the Activities of Licensees (13-15 Items)
- Advertising and Use of Name for Business
- Broker/Salesperson Relationship
- Commissions/Compensation
- Disclosures
- Conflict of Interest
- Handling of Documents
- Handling of Monies
- Listings
- Offers
- Place of Business
- Record Keeping
- Property Management
IV. Louisiana Civil Law System (13-15 Items)
- Property
- Property — Classification
- Property — Immovables
- Property — Movables
- Property — Legal Descriptions
- Rights in Immovables
- Rights in Immovables — Ownership
- Rights in Immovables — Servitudes
- Rights in Immovables — Usufruct
- Rights in Immovables — Habitation
- Rights in Immovables — Right of Use
- Rights in Immovables — Building Restrictions
- Ownership
- Ownership — Co-ownership
- Ownership — Community Property
- Ownership — Separate Property
- Ownership — Partnerships and Corporations
- Ownership — Condominiums
- Transfer of Ownership without the Aid of a Broker
- Transfer of Ownership without the Aid of a Broker — Donations
- Transfer of Ownership without the Aid of a Broker — Successions
- Transfer of Ownership without the Aid of a Broker — Successions — Terminology
- Transfer of Ownership without the Aid of a Broker — Successions — Testate
- Transfer of Ownership without the Aid of a Broker — Successions — Intestate
- Transfer of Ownership without the Aid of a Broker — Usufruct of the Surviving Spouse
- Transfer of Ownership without the Aid of a Broker — Eminent Domain, Expropriation, and Appropriation
- Transfer of Ownership without the Aid of a Broker — Possession
- Transfer of Ownership without the Aid of a Broker — Acquisitive Prescription
- Obligations and Contracts
- Obligations and Contracts — Types of Contracts
- Obligations and Contracts — Lesion beyond Moiety
- Obligations and Contracts — Novation
- Obligations and Contracts — Revocable Offers
- Obligations and Contracts — Irrevocable Offers
- Obligations and Contracts — Expiration
- Obligations and Contracts — Acceptance of Offer
- Obligations and Contracts — Revocation
- Obligations and Contracts — Counteroffers
- Obligations and Contracts — Cause
- Obligations and Contracts — Nullity
- Obligations and Contracts — Earnest Money vs. Deposit
- Obligations and Contracts — Designation of Deposit
- Obligations and Contracts — Authentic Act
- Obligations and Contracts — Redhibition
- Sales
- Sales — Requirements
- Sales — Transfer
- Sales — Price
- Sales — Seller’s Warranties
- Sales — Bond for Deed
- Privileges and Mortgages
- Privileges and Mortgages — Definitions and Priorities
- Privileges and Mortgages — Foreclosure
- Privileges and Mortgages — Usury
- Privileges and Mortgages — Property Taxes
- Leases
- Leases — Verbal and Written Leases
- Leases — Reconduction
- Leases — Eviction
- Leases — Security Deposits
V. Louisiana Law of Agency (13-15 Items)
- Definition of Terms
- Definition of Terms — Ministerial Acts
- Definition of Terms — Confidential Information
- Definition of Terms — Designated Agent/Agency
- Definition of Terms — Dual Agent/Agency
- Customer/Client
- Customer/Client — Relationships between Licensees and Persons
- Customer/Client — Duties of Licensees Representing Clients
- Customer/Client — Duties of Licensees Representing Clients — While contract is in effect
- Customer/Client — Duties of Licensees Representing Clients — After agency relationship is terminated
- Licensees Relationship with Customers
- Dual Agency
- Dual Agency — Consent and Disclosure
- Dual Agency — Dual Agent’s Duties
- Dual Agency — Other Details
- Vicarious Liability
- Customer Information Pamphlet
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