Hawaii Real Estate Salesperson Practice Exam

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• In which situation must the Seller's Real Property Disclosure be made?
• What type of contract remains enforceable if there are no contingency clauses and the buyer cannot secure zoning for their intended purpose?
• The discount points charged by a lender on a federal VA or FHA loan are calculated based on which amount?
• What happens to the licenses of salespeople affiliated with a broker whose license is suspended for two years?
• Which of the following is an incorrect understanding of the requirements for a broker in Hawaii?
• Which of the following is not a requirement when listing property in Hawaii?
• What must an original listing agent maintain confidential after a listing agreement expires?
• How are commissions typically determined in Hawaii real estate transactions?
• Which statement is true regarding the broker’s payment to a non-licensee for a lead?
• A licensed broker who obtains an offer from a buyer is legally entitled to what if the seller initially accepts but later withdraws?
• What type of ownership structure allows for individual financing of each unit in Hawaii?
• What should the expiration time frame for property inspection include in a purchase contract?
• Who is responsible for withholding taxes on the sale of real property owned by a non-resident in Hawaii?
• How long does a contractor have to file a lien for unpaid materials in Hawaii?
• On what basis is the conveyance tax calculated in Hawaii?
• What is the implication for a salesperson's broker if the salesperson commits violations but the broker is unaware?
• How many parties can hold a tenancy in common?
• If the termination section of a purchase contract is not addressed in time, what is the outcome?
• What method is used to determine a broker's commission in a real estate transaction?
• Which of the following is the correct time frame for commencing civil actions for recovery based on a contract?
• Which office provides information on a property's dimensions and current assessed value?
• If lava flows over Archie Okina's property, who owns the portion of Kimo's land now covered by lava?
• What is the maximum security deposit a landlord can require if the monthly rent is $1,750?
• In which scenario is a Plain Language Addendum most likely required?
• Which action is not permissible by a salesperson when a customer expresses interest in purchasing a home without entering into an agency relationship?
• Which of the following legal descriptions is not utilized in Hawaii?
• Which type of individual is exempt from real estate licensing requirements when managing property for a single owner?
• Which form of ownership is not recognized by Hawaii law?
• According to the Hawaii Landlord Tenant Code, what is the notice requirement for a landlord when terminating a month-to-month rental?
• Which of the following actions would NOT be allowed under Hawaii real estate regulations?
• Which is NOT a benefit of placing real property in a land trust?
• What is the maximum compensation available from the Real Estate Recovery Fund for any one licensee?
• Is it a violation of the license law for a broker to receive a referral fee from a pest control company ordered by the seller for a termite certificate?
• What must individuals do within one year of license forfeiture to restore their license in Hawaii?
• What are the requirements to renew a salesperson's real estate license?
• Which of the following statements regarding a mechanic's lien is incorrect?
• For residential leases for terms longer than one year, what is required?
• What is an acquisition agent allowed to do under Hawaii time share rules?
• Which of the following is a requirement for condominium development in Hawaii after a specified date?
• What is a consequence of failing to restore a forfeited license within five years?
• If Shannon and Bob signed a lease waiving their rights to the security deposit, which statement is true?
• What is a key element of the good faith estimate requirement under RESPA?
• What happens if a seller decides to withdraw their property from a listing agreement in Hawaii?
• What is required of a broker who wants to open a branch office?
• Hawaii's state usury law applies to which types of loans?
• What must a document be to be eligible for recording in Hawaii?
• What does the right of election provide to the surviving spouse upon the other spouse's death?
• What condition must a partnership or limited liability corporation meet to be granted a real estate license in Hawaii?
• When taxes on a property become delinquent for how long can they lead to a sale of that property?
• According to Hawaii Administrative Rules, what term must be used to identify advertised leasehold properties?
• Who among the following is exempt from the real estate licensing requirement in Hawaii?
• When do real estate salespersons' licenses in Hawaii expire?
• After a real estate license expires, how long does a licensee have to reinstate without interruption?
• What must a real estate broker disclose if they know a property has a cracked foundation and that the former owner committed suicide?
• What rights do gas, oil, and mineral resources under privately owned property in Hawaii belong to?
• In Hawaii, which of the following is considered a seller under real estate licensing law?
• What meeting can an individual owner in a condominium normally attend?
• What is required of sellers regarding property condition disclosures in Hawaii?
• After a listing agreement expires, what cannot the original listing agent do regarding received offers?
• In which area is a developer likely to require a SMA permit for a luxury condominium?
• What is required for a new residential condominium in Hawaii built after certain dates?
• What is a consequence for a seller receiving a thank-you bonus post-closing?
• If a tenant skips out before paying rent, what action can the landlord take?
• When must real estate licenses in Hawaii be renewed?
• What is the primary purpose of a mortgage?
• Which of the following actions would violate ethical practice in real estate?
• A real estate broker must have a license in which circumstance?
• What action is not permissible for a real estate broker in Hawaii?
• If Philip purchases a "vacation license," what is he buying?
• All funds received by a broker on behalf of their client must be deposited in an escrow or trust account within?
• Under time share law, when must a gift be given to a prospect attending a time share presentation?
• What is the term for a clause allowing a lender to demand full repayment upon a borrower's default?
• What does APR stand for in real estate transactions?
• How much notice is required from a landlord to a tenant for entering the property?
• What is required when applying for a real estate license in Hawaii?
• Who conducts the investigation into a complaint against a licensee in Hawaii?
• When a judgment is awarded against a real estate licensee for violating Hawaii License Law, what is the maximum award amount from the Recovery Fund?
• When a lender forecloses on a home but does not satisfy the outstanding debt, what action can the lender take?
• Which of the following actions is permissible under Hawaii time-sharing laws?
• Which situation qualifies for a Hula Mae loan?
• Who is responsible for ensuring that advertising complies with Hawaii real estate laws?
• When a broker offers to buy a property if it doesn't sell in 90 days, what must the broker NOT do?
• The time share 7-day right of rescission must be:
• Regarding Employee Retirement System (ERS) mortgage loans, what is a requirement if the unit is on leased land?
• Who is generally ineligible for a reduction in real property taxes for a personal residence in Hawaii?
• What should the Principal Broker do if they are on an extended vacation without a temporary broker in charge?
• What is required for ownership transfer in the land court system in Hawaii?
• What is the correct procedure when a buyer who is a client of a broker wants to purchase a property that the broker has listed?
• When do dower and curtesy rights become effective in Hawaii?
• In Hawaii, what is required from developers regarding timeshares?
• According to Hawaii law, what must be included in a real estate advertisement?
• When must income from child support be disclosed by a single parent applying for a real estate loan?
• In Hawaii, which method is primarily used for delineating property boundaries?
• What is the required notice period for residential rental increases during a week-to-week tenancy in Hawaii?
• What type of ownership does "in severalty" imply regarding property?
• How many years of continuous vacancy must occur for an easement to be presumed abandoned in Hawaii?
• Concerning the Hawaii Real Estate Recovery Fund, which of the following will the injured party be required to show?
• After losing a house to foreclosure, what is true about the right of redemption in Hawaii?
• In Hawaii, what must a contractor do to file a mechanic's lien for money owed?
• What is a public offering statement?
• What is the minimum balance required for the Real Estate Recovery Fund in Hawaii?
• What is a key responsibility of real estate brokers in terms of compliance?
• Would an advertisement offering acreage with a specific down payment violate the Truth in Lending Act?
• What happens to a tenancy by the entireties when a married couple gets divorced in Hawaii?
• Which factor is irrelevant to the buyer's ability to take action regarding undisclosed property defects?
• To claim a mechanic's lien for materials supplied in Hawaii, a supplier must file a notice within what timeframe after the work is completed?
• Which is a requirement to obtain a Hawaii real estate salesperson's license?
• Which statement correctly describes the requirements for identifying legal descriptions used in property transactions in Hawaii?
• Which situation may lead to the suspension or revocation of a Hawaii real estate license?
• In a typical condominium arrangement, who owns the common elements such as parking lots and swimming pools?
• What must brokers do regarding property disclosures?
• What should a broker do if a server, who is not a real estate licensee, provides a lead for a home sale?
• What happens to Jon and Mathew's ownership status after Henry conveys his interest to Wen?
• Which of the following statements about conventional loans is incorrect?
• According to the tax regulations, who usually bears the withholding obligation on property sales by non-residents?
• Which action is legal in Hawaii and does not provide grounds for revoking a broker's license?
• In Hawaii, what type of exemption exists under the Fair Housing Law for housing transactions?
• How often do the county tax authorities reassess the valuation of real estate in Hawaii?
• Who must be a licensed Hawaii real estate broker or salesperson?
• Why is the RESPA closing statement allowed to be examined on or before closing?
• What is the state conveyance tax on a property that sells for $250,000 in Hawaii?
• If a salesperson wants to advertise from a different island than the principal place of business, what must be included in their materials?
• Which of the following is required of brokers in the event that they obtain a listing?
• If a salesperson fails to renew their license on time, what is the consequence?
• What type of properties cannot be used for traditional cultural needs under PASH?
• What must occur for a gift or prize to be legally awarded in a timeshare promotion in Hawaii?
• Which statement is incorrect regarding Hawaii Discrimination Law?
• When can a landlord evict a disabled tenant from the premises?
• What type of property is protected from prescriptive easements in Hawaii?
• What must be disclosed by an agent regarding a property with a past murder and an AIDS-related death?
• Regarding repairs requested by tenants, which statement is incorrect?
• What can a salesperson legally provide to a buyer after obtaining a Dual Agency Consent Agreement?
• If a seller withdraws an acceptance of a buyer's offer after the seller signed, what is the status of the broker's commission?
• Who has the right of first refusal if the leased fee interest in a Hawaii condominium is offered for sale?
• What is generally required from sellers regarding property condition when listing in Hawaii?
• When classified in hazard zones for lava flows, how may this affect a property?
• Which scenario would NOT be acceptable under Hawaii's real estate regulations?
• Who is eligible for a Hula Mae loan?
• Regarding leases, what does a tenant need to do upon receiving a notice for overdue rent?
• What fact must a property manager disclose when showing a single-family rental home?
• In Hawaii, how many days’ notice must a landlord give a tenant to pay overdue rent?
• In a real estate transaction, which of the following is a broker not required to do?
• What is the latest date a person may apply for a salesperson's license without retaking a pre-licensing course after taking the Hawaii real estate exam on November 1, 2022?
• Which title registration system guarantees title by the state?
• When must seller property condition disclosures be delivered to the buyer?
• What is true about an exclusive-right-to-buy contract in Hawaii?
• After how many years of marriage does a surviving spouse typically receive 65 percent of the estate?
• How long does an injured party have to file a lawsuit after a broker violates the license law?
• What is the minimum requirement for the number of Board of Directors members in a Hawaii condominium with more than one hundred units?
• Who is responsible for preparing Hawaii's Seller Disclosure Statement?
• What is the legal term for the sale of a property under a certain agreement?
• What must a landlord provide for a tenant needing disability accommodations?
• Which closing cost is NOT included in both possession and title closings?
• Which is true of a second mortgage?
• What is the basic system of describing real property in Hawaii?
• Hawaii law specifies that a structure partially located on a neighboring property may remain if the discrepancy is what amount or less?
• What is a primary purpose of an agency disclosure in real estate transactions?
• How long does a contractor have to file a mechanics lien after a Notice of Completion is issued?
• What is required to increase rent for a residential lease in Hawaii?
• What should a salesperson do if they are unaware of existing plumbing problems in a property?
• Which statement is NOT true about a short sale in Hawaii?
• What authority does the real estate commission hold concerning real estate licensees?
• What is a requirement for an eligible borrower under the Hawaii Hula Mae loan program?
• What is the required amount of continuing education hours for Hawaii real estate license renewal?
• What is required when a broker establishes an account to hold money belonging to others?
• What was the total sale amount of property if a deed states the purchase price as "$20 and other good and valuable consideration" and $192.50 was paid for state conveyance tax?
• What type of property requires a leasehold disclosure form in Hawaii?
• What must be provided to a buyer purchasing a leasehold property in Hawaii?
• In a real property disclosure statement, how should a seller respond to knowledge of plumbing system problems if they are unaware?
• If a person believes they were discriminated against, how long do they have to file a complaint with the Hawaii Civil Rights Commission?
• Who is exempt from real estate licensing requirements?
• If a broker's salesperson wishes to buy a property they have listed, what must they do?
• Which of the following is a violation of license law?
• Which transaction requires full disclosure of material facts?
• If a real estate company has agency agreements with both a seller and a buyer, under what condition can the broker assist in the transaction?
• Which of the following statements regarding the statute of limitations in Hawaii is incorrect?
• Which function is NOT performed by the Bureau of Conveyances office?
• What is the statutory usury ceiling on second mortgages secured by real estate in Hawaii, when carried by private individuals?
• What condition must be met for a real estate transaction to be legally binding?
• What is the activity an unlicensed office assistant can do at an open house?
• For an easement to be considered abandoned and extinguished by law, what is a requirement?
• What is essential for a leasehold property advertised for sale in Hawaii?
• Aside from security and pet deposits, what is the maximum amount of rent that can be collected in advance under HRS 521 Residential Landlord-Tenant Code?
• What is the penalty for failing to comply with Hawaii's Discrimination Law?
• Which of the following is NOT a requirement to be included in a written listing agreement?
• Before placing a "For Sale" sign on a property, what must a broker obtain?
• Which entity oversees the licensing of real estate brokers?
• Which of the following is a requirement for buyer representation agreements in Hawaii?
• What is required for a broker to be entitled to receive a commission?
• What condition allows a buyer to back out of a purchase after an inspection?
• What is the HARPTA tax rate applied in Hawaii?
• What is the main purpose of Truth in Lending?
• In which market do lenders commonly buy and sell mortgages to optimize their portfolios?
• What is typically not included in the declaration of a condominium development?
• What is the primary role of a mortgage broker?
• What must be included in a property listing agreement in Hawaii?
• In Hawaii, what must a buyer do to formally make an offer on a property?
• If a seller is aware of major issues with a plumbing system, what should they disclose?
• Under Hawaii's Uniform Land Sales Practices Act, how many days does a buyer have to rescind a contract to purchase subdivided lands?
• What is a key fact about real estate commissions in Hawaii?
• How many days must a subdivider provide for a prospective purchaser to review the public offering statement?
• What is required for a document to be recognized in court in Hawaii?
• Which type of interest is generally held by owners in a condominium?
• In Hawaii, what is the primary legal description method utilized?
• Upon obtaining a listing, what is the broker or licensed salesperson required to provide to the seller?
• A property in Hawaii can be sold for unpaid real estate taxes after how long?
• Which entity governs the filing of a mechanic's lien in Hawaii?
• Which contingency is often included in Purchase Contracts but is not legally required?
• Who among the following must have a real estate license?
• When advertising real property in Hawaii, real estate licensees must include what?
• What type of property is NOT eligible for a Hula Mae loan?
• When real estate under an estate for years is sold, what happens to the lease?
• What type of ownership do Jon and Mathew retain after Henry conveys his interest?
• What happens to the tenant's obligation if they vacate earlier than required?
• What is a significant difference between the Federal Fair Housing Law and the Hawaii Fair Housing Law?
• Which statement about taxes on rental income in Hawaii is incorrect?
• What type of agency disclosure is necessary in Hawaii?
• What is a key requirement of Hawaii's Good Funds Act?
• If a broker signs a listing agreement that states it continues until the property is sold, what is the legal status of this agreement in Hawaii?
• In Hawaii, what is the status of a defaulted borrower's redemption period after a foreclosure sale?
• What is a requirement for renewing a real estate license in Hawaii?
• A broker in Hawaii may deposit earnest money into which account without having their license suspended or revoked?
• What action can a buyer take if they were not informed about a leaking roof at the time of purchase?
• Which term refers to the standardized yardstick expressing the true annual cost of borrowing?
• Hawaii law allows tenancy by the entirety to be held by which of the following groups?
• If a lender holds a deficiency due to foreclosure, what is their right concerning that deficiency?
• What requirement must every real estate office in Hawaii fulfill?
• By when must a person file for an owner occupant exemption to take effect next year?
• Normal wear and tear does not include which of the following?
• When does title pass from the seller to the buyer in a purchase and sale contract in Hawaii?
• For the first 30 days, a developer must designate at least what percentage of units for sale to prospective owner-occupants in a new condominium project?
• What is NOT true about the land court system in Hawaii?
• What is required by Hawaii law regarding agency disclosure?
• What must an optionee do to exercise their option on a commercial property?
• A person who believes that they have been illegally discriminated against may file a complaint with which of the following?
• Which of the following is NOT a contingency that allows a buyer to terminate a Purchase Contract?
• What land classification contains the smallest amount of land state-wide in Hawaii?
• What is the due date for the second-half payment of Hawaii real estate tax?
• Brokers and salespeople in Hawaii, who are not lawyers, may fill in blanks on what kind of documents?
• What is the main consequence if a licensee does not renew their license?
• Which of the following rights are NOT included in the Public Access to Shorelines in Hawaii (PASH) for native Hawaiians?
• What must a real estate salesperson disclose when advertising their own property?
• How long does the seller have to provide a Sellers' Real Property Disclosure Statement in a residential transaction?
• What is required from an acquisition agent according to Hawaii timeshare regulations?
• In Hawaii, when are dower and curtesy recognized?
• When buying a property in a planned community in Hawaii, what must the seller disclosure statement include?
• Which of the following pairs of standard Purchase Contract terms are not mutually exclusive?
• A buyer may legally receive advice about which of the following from a real estate licensee?
• What happens to a seller if they do not pay the property tax bill by the closing date?
• What advance notice must a landlord give a tenant to vacate a month-to-month rental?
• If Richard and Samantha bought a store building as joint tenants and Samantha died testate, how does Richard own the store now?
• Which of the following is NOT a requirement for obtaining a Hawaii broker's license?
• When a licensed broker changes their place of business, what must they do?
• What is the effect of divorce on a tenancy by the entireties in Hawaii?
• What marks the boundary between public beaches and privately owned lands in Hawaii?
• If Robert lost his property in a tax foreclosure, what is his option to regain it?
• How are real estate commissions determined in Hawaii?
• A buyer purchasing from a seller who has lived in the unit for 7 years has the right to cancel the contract within how many days?
• Which of the following actions is permissible under Hawaii timeshare laws?
• A Hawaii real estate salesperson may lawfully collect compensation from which party?
• Which department regulates subdivision approval in Hawaii?
• What is the minimum age required to enter into a legally enforceable contract in Hawaii?
• Under Hawaii law, what can a broker do if their unlicensed assistant performs work that facilitates a successful transaction?
• If a sale closes on January 31 and the seller has not paid the tax bill due, what is the outcome?
• What best describes a "de minimis structure position discrepancy" in real estate?
• How many days' notice is required for a landlord to convert a long-term rental condo into a vacation rental?
• At what age does an individual reach legal competence to enter into contracts in Hawaii?
• Which type of agreement does NOT need to be in writing?
• A borrower bought a house with no down payment. Which type of loan is most likely used?
• What is the initial payment due for Hawaii real estate tax?
• What land category does the County of Maui NOT have zoning control over?
• If a payment is made from the Real Estate Recovery Fund due to improper activities of a licensee, what happens to the licensee's license?
• How long is the prescriptive period to acquire an easement in Hawaii?
• According to time share law, what is the role of an exchange agent?
• Which of the following cannot be included in a listing agreement in Hawaii?
• Where can a borrower obtain an Employee Retirement System loan?
• Who has the ultimate authority over zoning regulations in Maui?
• Which statement regarding land ownership documents is correct?
• What is a key requirement for buyer representation agreements in Hawaii?
• What is the prescriptive period in Hawaii to acquire title to real property under adverse possession?
• What is the usury ceiling on conventional, FHA, and VA loans secured by real estate in Hawaii?
• Under RESPA, who must receive the good faith estimate statement at the time of loan application?
• What does a short-term lease typically allow regarding tenant notice?
• In Hawaii, which office is responsible for the recordation of deeds and maintaining grantor/grantee lists?
• What typically determines the seaward property line in Hawaii?
• Under what condition can a VA loan be granted for purchasing a multi-family property?
• Under what circumstance might a real estate broker lose their right to a commission?
• Which item is NOT included in a condominium development’s declaration?
• Which authority approves lenders to offer FHA loans?
• In which situation is a Plain Language Addendum required?
• What is the typical cost-sharing arrangement for title insurance in Hawaii?
• To enforce a mechanic's lien after a court order directing it to attach, the lienor must file suit within what timeframe?
• What happens when a salesperson accepts a bonus from a seller weeks after closing?
• What is the correct division number for the island of Kauai in the State of Hawaii Tax Map Key?
• Which type of mortgage requires principal and interest payments at regular intervals?
• In Hawaii, what must a landlord provide to a tenant regarding security deposits?
• Which entity is responsible for administering real estate license laws in Hawaii?
• What must be done before a salesperson can actively sell for a new broker?
• Who is primarily responsible for the withholding of taxes on sales of real property owned by a non-resident?
• What is the minimum shoreline setback line for development in Hawaii?
• What must all real estate contracts in Hawaii be based on?
• What must a salesperson include on a website for conducting real estate business?
• What is the de minimis position discrepancy for commercial buildings in Hawaii?
• What happens to a foreclosed mortgagor two months after a mortgage foreclosure sale is confirmed?
• The Employee Retirement System (ERS) mortgage loans assist borrowers in which of the following?
• In Hawaii, who is responsible for enforcing fair housing laws?
• Which statement regarding the Hawaii Real Estate Commission is false?
• When does a listing expire if a seller accepted an offer after the listing period?
• Who is required to withhold and pay the HARPTA tax in Hawaii?
• In order to pay the current year's Hawaii real estate taxes in one payment without having to pay a penalty and interest on the taxes, when must the taxes be paid?
• When is a consumer entitled to receive their gift or prize according to Hawaii time share rules?
• What happens to a license that has not been renewed after January 1 in Hawaii?
• Typically, what is the role of a cooperating broker who learns about a property through the MLS?
• According to the Hawaii Landlord Tenant Code, how much notice must a tenant give their landlord to vacate on a month-to-month tenancy?
• Which type of loan does not require a down payment?
• In Hawaii, what must be included in a broker’s advertisement?
• Which agency regulates real estate practices in Hawaii?
• Which of the following finance charges is not included on the Truth in Lending statement?
• Which rights allow native Hawaiians access to undeveloped private land for cultural and subsistence purposes?
• What is not true regarding a "no pets" rule in a condominium in Hawaii?
• Which property type is exempt from the Hawaii real estate disclosure requirements?
• When is agency disclosure required at the earliest?
• How long does a tenant have to wait to get their security deposit returned after lease termination?
• Which statement about personal real estate assistants in Hawaii is correct?
• In a mechanic's lien situation, how is the filing date of the lien determined?
• In an FHA graduated payment mortgage, what fluctuates over the term of the loan?
• What type of notice must a tenant provide in a month-to-month rental situation?
• What type of payment remains constant over the loan period but leaves an outstanding balance at the end?
• What financial responsibility does a broker have when cashing a buyer's earnest money check?
• What is the de minimis position discrepancy for conservation property in Hawaii?
• Which item should NOT be included in a final walk-through provision in a purchase contract?
• Hawaii is categorized as which type of state in regard to mortgages?
• Under Hawaii law, which one of the following ownership types is not valid?
• In Hawaii, the seaward property line of an oceanfront property is determined by what?
• Which type of filing is necessary for a contractor to enforce a lien for unpaid services?
• What is the primary purpose of RESPA?
• Which of the following best describes a listing agreement in real estate?
• What do the terms "grantor" and "grantee" refer to in real estate transactions?
• Who is responsible for maintaining the common elements in a condominium?
• Regarding De Minimus Structure Position Discrepancies, which statement is true?
• Under which condition can a real estate salesperson show a buyer an in-house listing without a buyer agency agreement?
• What should an agent do if they receive multiple offers on a property?
• Which office provides information on property dimensions, size, and assessed value?
• What must a salesperson do before starting to work at a new brokerage?
• Which statement is NOT true regarding Land Court in Hawaii?
• A seller is NOT required to provide a Sellers' Real Property Disclosure Statement in which scenario?
• Which type of loan is considered a conventional loan?
• What is a disadvantage of a land trust?
• What is the required action if the Real Estate Recovery Fund falls below the minimum balance?
• If a claim against a licensee requires funds from the Real Estate Recovery Fund, what must the licensee do?
• What is the maximum fine for an unlicensed individual engaging in real estate activities?
• Which of the following is a requirement for listing agreements under Hawaii law?
• Which action is prohibited under RESPA?
• How much would a borrower have to pay if they take out a $30,000 loan and are charged two points?
• Which of the following is included in Hawaii's discrimination laws as a protected class?
• What is one advantage of land court property in Hawaii?
• What is required for a valid reciprocal beneficiary relationship in Hawaii?
• What significant land reform occurred in Hawaii in 1848?
• What does the Commission issue early in the condominium development process?
• Which information is NOT required to be disclosed to an owner of a condominium apartment in Hawaii?
• What is a characteristic feature of ownership in both condominiums and co-operatives?
• Who is responsible for electing the board of directors in a condominium in Hawaii?
• What could happen if a landlord fails to give written notice for overdue rent in Hawaii?
• Regarding independent contractors, which statement is accurate?
• Which statement about the grantor/grantee index at the bureau of conveyances is false?
• What is NOT a benefit of obtaining a Special Management Area (SMA) permit for coastal development in Hawaii?
• Which of the following activities is an unlicensed real estate assistant in Hawaii prohibited from performing?
• What condition must be met for a veteran to qualify for a VA loan regarding occupancy?
• Who cannot claim a tax annual (home) exemption in Hawaii?
• Which statement about apartment ownership in Hawaii is false?
• In Hawaii, which statement is true regarding the removal of property from the condominium property regime?
• What type of deed requires a conveyance tax to be paid in Hawaii?
• Which of the following is NOT an advantage of buyer agency?
• What is the maximum late fee charge that can be applied to rent due in Hawaii?
• What type of notice may a landlord record for a lease that lasts longer than one year?
• What type of insurance are brokers typically required to provide for their agents?
• When does title transfer in the Land Court System?
• Under what circumstances can a licensed salesperson hold concurrent licenses with multiple brokers in Hawaii?
• Under Hawaii law, what is the minimum disclosure on HIV status?
• What must a landlord provide as a maximum security deposit for residential leases?
• When do condominium public reports automatically expire in Hawaii?
• Which type of property is not subject to real property taxes in Hawaii?
• How many land-use classifications exist in the state of Hawaii?
• Which of the following is NOT a commonly used title search method in Hawaii?
• How are members of the Hawaii Real Estate Commission appointed?
• What is the primary function of the Hawaii Real Estate Commission?
• What is the priority of liens if a construction company records a mechanic's lien after a homeowner sells her house?
• What should a broker do with a buyer's earnest money check received during a transaction?
• Which individual is required to have a real estate license?
• Small farms of one half to two acres are most likely to be found on which type of land zoning?
• Which of the following charges could increase between when the loan estimate is provided and the closing?
• Which of the following is true about residential rental increases in Hawaii?
• Where should a buyer interested in an FHA loan be referred?
• What is a primary focus in the sale of a condominium in Hawaii?
• What is a common requirement for exclusive listing agreements in Hawaii?
• In what scenario can a seller charge a buyer a fee for maintaining utilities during a walk-through?
• In a cooperative, what do owners generally need to sell their units?
• When must a unit owner, including the developer, start paying the maintenance fee in Hawaii?
• What is the minimum age requirement for parties entering into a reciprocal beneficiary relationship?
• How many days must pass after the termination of a distressed property listing before an agent can acquire an ownership interest?