Ohio Real Estate Salesperson Exam — All Questions
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2 questions
Practice of Real Estate
A licensee directs minority buyers only to certain neighborhoods and steers white buyers to others. This violation of fair housing law is called:
- a.Blockbusting
- b.Redlining
- c.Steering✓
- d.Commingling
Steering is the illegal practice of directing prospective buyers toward or away from particular neighborhoods based on a protected characteristic such as race. It limits housing choice and violates the Fair Housing Act.
Practice of Real Estate
A broker must place a buyer's earnest money deposit into:
- a.A separate trust or escrow account✓
- b.The broker's personal checking account
- c.The seller's bank account immediately
- d.The listing agent's own account
Earnest money and other client funds must be held in a separate trust or escrow account, never mixed with the broker's personal or operating funds. Commingling client funds is a serious violation of license law.