[Apr-2026] Maryland-Real-Estate-Salesperson Exam Dumps, Maryland-Real-Estate-Salesperson Practice Test Questions [Q128-Q152]

Q128. Manny has a client who wants to purchase a commercial building. Manny doesn’t have any experience negotiating commercial purchases. Which action should Manny take to demonstrate his good faith and most ethical behavior toward his client?

Q129. Joe and Emma Parsons begin informally working with their neighbor Kyle, who’s a real estate licensee, to find a bigger house. The parties have not signed any agreements or discussed the arrangements. This is an example of ______ agency.

Q130. Maryland real estate licensees should be aware that, in addition to the federally protected classes, the state’s fair housing laws also prohibit discrimination based on the protected classes of _______.

Q131. At its most basic level, which type of antitrust violation is a conspiracy between business competitors to set their prices to buy or sell goods or services at a certain price point?

Q132. Why would a buyer want to know whether any additions or alterations were made to a property?

Q133. What instruments are commonly used to secure the purchase of real property?

Q134. What are PCBs?

Q135. Janice’s life tenant, Jacob, is currently living on her property. Once Jacob dies, Janice has arranged for the property to be given to the School for the Gifted. What interest does the School for the Gifted currently have?

Q136. ________ can be defined as everything that’s not real property.

Q137. Which of these statements about cooperating with other licensees is true?

Q138. Which of the following is an example of positive misrepresentation?

Q139. Cameron had a listing agreement with a client named Ben. Ben got mad at Cameron and said he was terminating the agreement. Can Ben do this?

Q140. A valid deed must contain all of the essential elements, plus which of the following?

Q141. James creates a trust to hold a piece of real estate he owns. He directs a corporate fiduciary to hold title to the real estate and provides instructions for the management, control, and disposition of the real estate upon his death. Given that the trust only holds real estate, James likely set up a(n) ________ trust.

Q142. In relation to Maryland’s PHIFA, if a foreclosure consultant is found to have intentionally violated the law, what’s the maximum penalty the consultant may have to pay to a consumer who brings a private action?

Q143. To legally earn a commission, what is required between a real estate agent and their client?

Q144. What, when signed by all parties to a sales contract, changes the original terms of the contract?

Q145. How does the income from property taxes benefit the community?

Q146. Who is responsible for ordering an appraisal, completing the loan application, ordering a home inspection, and obtaining homeowners insurance before closing?

Q147. You represent a buyer of a $1 million property. The seller’s agent offers a 2.5% cooperative agent compensation. Who’s your client?

Q148. In what type of agency does a licensee have limited authority to act on behalf of a client buying or selling a property?

Q149. Which of these situations would result in the earnest money being disbursed to the seller?

Q150. Which of the following is an example of a metes and bounds description?

Q151. Why was the Civil Rights Act of 1866 monumental among fair housing and antidiscrimination laws?

Q152. Renae showed a property to Shannon, a buyer client, then to another client later that week. The second client made an offer and the seller accepted. The next day, Shannon called Renae to make an offer on the property and was angry that Renae showed it to another buyer. Did Shannon have a case?