Pennsylvania · state portion
Free Pennsylvania Agency & Disclosure practice questions
10 original questions with full explanations. 10 of the 40 scored state-portion questions (about 25%) come from this area.
- 1
A Pennsylvania real estate salesperson meets with a buyer to discuss representation. What must the salesperson provide to the buyer at this initial interview?
- A. A written agreement outlining the terms of representation
- B. A copy of the salesperson's license
- C. A list of all properties currently for sale
- D. The Consumer Notice disclosing available business relationships
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Answer: D
The Consumer Notice must be provided at the initial interview to disclose the available business relationships in Pennsylvania, including seller agent, buyer agent, dual agent, designated agency, and transaction licensee.
- 2
In a designated agency relationship, which of the following is true?
- A. The designated agent represents both parties
- B. The designated agent is a transaction licensee
- C. The designated agent has no fiduciary duties
- D. The designated agent represents only one party
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Answer: D
In a designated agency relationship, the designated agent represents only one party, either the buyer or the seller.
- 3
Which of the following business relationships is permitted in Pennsylvania with written consent of all parties?
- A. Designated agency
- B. Transaction licensee
- C. Seller agent
- D. Dual agent
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Answer: D
Dual agency is a permitted business relationship in Pennsylvania, but it requires written consent from all parties involved.
- 4
What determines the agency relationship in Pennsylvania?
- A. The amount of compensation paid to the salesperson
- B. The type of property being sold
- C. The salesperson's verbal representation
- D. The written agreement between the parties
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Answer: D
The agency relationship is determined by the written agreement between the parties, not by the amount of compensation paid.
- 5
A buyer and seller have both agreed to be represented by the same real estate broker in a transaction. What type of relationship can this broker have with both parties, with their written consent?
- A. Seller agent and buyer agent
- B. Transaction licensee
- C. Designated agent
- D. Dual agent
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Answer: D
With written consent from all parties, a broker can act as a dual agent, representing both the buyer and the seller in the same transaction.
- 6
A Pennsylvania real estate salesperson is working as a buyer agent. What is the salesperson's duty of loyalty?
- A. To act in the best interests of the seller
- B. To act in the best interests of the transaction
- C. To act in the best interests of the broker
- D. To act in the best interests of the buyer
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Answer: D
As a buyer agent, the salesperson's duty of loyalty is to act in the best interests of the buyer.
- 7
What is required for a dual agent to represent both the buyer and seller in the same transaction in Pennsylvania?
- A. Verbal consent from both parties
- B. No consent is required
- C. The consent of the broker only
- D. Written consent from both parties
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Answer: D
Dual agency is permitted in Pennsylvania with the written consent of all parties involved.
- 8
A real estate salesperson is working with a buyer and discovers a material defect in the property. What must the salesperson do?
- A. Disclose the defect to the buyer
- B. Keep the defect confidential
- C. Inform the seller of the defect
- D. Do nothing
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Answer: A
The salesperson must disclose the material defect to the buyer, as honesty and disclosure are required duties.
- 9
When must a Pennsylvania real estate licensee provide the Consumer Notice to a potential client?
- A. At the closing of the transaction
- B. When the client signs the agreement of sale
- C. After the client has selected a property
- D. At the initial interview
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Answer: D
The Consumer Notice must be provided at the initial interview to disclose available business relationships.
- 10
A real estate salesperson in Pennsylvania is working with a buyer and a seller in the same transaction. With written consent from both parties, the salesperson can act as a:
- A. Seller Agent
- B. Buyer Agent
- C. Transaction Licensee
- D. Dual Agent
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Answer: D
Dual agency is permitted in Pennsylvania with written consent from all parties.
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How many Agency & Disclosure questions are on the Pennsylvania exam?
10 of the 40 scored state-portion questions (about 25%) come from this area.
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30 of 40 scored questions, in 60 minutes. The state and national portions are scored separately — you must pass both.
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