Virginia Real Estate Salesperson Exam — All Questions
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Virginia Agency Rules
Virginia law generally requires that a brokerage relationship between a licensee and a client be:
- a.Established in a written brokerage agreement✓
- b.Only oral to be valid
- c.Automatically dual agency
- d.Free of any disclosure
Virginia requires brokerage (agency) relationships to be set out in a written agreement specifying the services and duties. Licensees must also disclose their brokerage relationship to the other party in a transaction so everyone understands who represents whom.
Virginia Agency Rules
Virginia's Residential Property Disclosure Act is best described as a system in which:
- a.The seller warrants the property is defect-free
- b.The seller must repair all defects before closing
- c.The seller provides a disclosure statement and buyers are advised to exercise due diligence and inspect✓
- d.No disclosure of any kind is allowed
Virginia follows a buyer-beware approach: under the Residential Property Disclosure Act the seller provides a disclosure statement notifying buyers that the property is sold as is with respect to certain matters and that buyers should exercise due diligence, including obtaining inspections.