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Medium
51
Hard
38
Easy
6
More Ohio law questions
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An Ohio licensee who is 70 years of age or older on their renewal birthday must still complete continuing education, but with what adjustment?
Only the 9 hours of required civil rights, core law, and ethics courses
No continuing education is required of them
Double the standard 30-hour requirement instead of the usual reduced amount
Only a short online refresher quiz, with no coursework required whatsoever
Show answer & explanation
Only the 9 hours of required civil rights, core law, and ethics courses — Licensees 70 or older must still complete the required civil rights, core law, and Canons of Ethics courses — 9 hours total — even though the elective hours are waived.
Source: Ohio Administrative Code 1301:5-7-02
Under Ohio law, when must a licensee provide a party with the Consumer Guide to Agency Relationships?
Only after an offer is accepted
Only at closing
Only if the party specifically requests it
At the first substantive contact with that party
Show answer & explanation
At the first substantive contact with that party — Ohio licensees must provide the Consumer Guide to Agency Relationships and obtain an acknowledgment of receipt at the first substantive contact with a buyer or seller.
Is there a single state-mandated form that every Ohio brokerage must use for its Consumer Guide to Agency Relationships?
No, each brokerage develops its own policy document describing agency relationships
Yes, the superintendent of real estate publishes one required form
Yes, but only for residential transactions over $250,000
No disclosure document is required at all
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No, each brokerage develops its own policy document describing agency relationships — Because the guide reflects a brokerage's own agency policies, Ohio law does not mandate a single form — each broker develops its own disclosure piece, in pamphlet or document form.
Where must a consumer's signed acknowledgment of receiving the Consumer Guide to Agency Relationships appear?
Anywhere in the listing agreement is acceptable
On a separate document, never combined with another contract
It can be verbal and does not need to be signed
Embedded in the purchase contract's signature block
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On a separate document, never combined with another contract — The acknowledgment may be a standalone document, but Ohio law prohibits folding it into a listing agreement, buyer agency agreement, or purchase contract.
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How many Ohio practice questions are there?
Freehold's Ohio state-law bank holds 95 questions: 73 apply to the salesperson exam and 86 to the broker exam. Both sit on top of the national bank.
Do these questions match the real Ohio exam?
They follow the same content outline and format - 120 questions, 70% to pass on the salesperson exam - and each cites the statute or rule it comes from. They are practice items, not real exam questions.
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