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Oregon Real Estate Practice Test

Sit an Oregon-weighted practice exam in your browser. 96 state-law questions plus the national bank, every one with an explanation and a cited source.

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What's in the Oregon question pool

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DifficultyQuestions
Medium73
Hard22
Easy1

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Advertising real estate services to the public without holding an active Oregon real estate license is:

  1. A violation of ORS 696.020
  2. Permitted if the advertisement includes a disclaimer
  3. Permitted for the first 90 days of business
  4. Only a violation if a transaction actually closes
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A violation of ORS 696.020 — ORS 696.020 prohibits purporting to engage in licensed real estate activity, including advertising such services, without an active license.

Source: ORS 696.020

An inactive or suspended Oregon real estate licensee wants to buy a home for personal use. Under ORS 696.020, they:

  1. May never purchase real estate while inactive
  2. May do so
  3. Must first reactivate their license
  4. Must disclose the transaction to the Real Estate Board in writing
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May do so — ORS 696.020 allows the Agency to adopt rules permitting inactive or suspended licensees to engage in real estate transactions on their own personal behalf.

Source: ORS 696.020

Under Oregon law, a real estate licensee representing only the seller in a transaction is acting as the:

  1. Buyer's agent
  2. Dual agent
  3. Seller's agent
  4. Escrow agent
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Seller's agent — ORS 696.805 defines the seller's agent as the licensee who represents only the seller's interests in the transaction.

Source: ORS 696.805

Under Oregon law, a real estate licensee representing only the buyer in a transaction is acting as the:

  1. Seller's agent
  2. Subagent of the seller
  3. Neutral facilitator
  4. Buyer's agent
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Buyer's agent — ORS 696.810 defines the buyer's agent as the licensee who represents only the buyer's interests, distinct from a seller's agent or dual agent.

Source: ORS 696.810

Oregon practice test FAQ

Is this Oregon real estate practice test free?

Yes - every question, explanation, and source citation is free, with no sign-up and no ads. Progress stays in your browser.

How many Oregon practice questions are there?

Freehold's Oregon state-law bank holds 96 questions: 95 apply to the salesperson exam and 95 to the broker exam. Both sit on top of the national bank.

Do these questions match the real Oregon exam?

They follow the same content outline and format - 130 questions, 75% 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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