@@Fenitrieus just saw the messages - passed it and felt great through it. These questions and just focusing on word/phrase meanings is what made it simple
@@ICee712 Congratulations on your new beginning/ journey! I had to reschedule for the 31st due to my State ID. Any advice would really be appreciated. Also, what realty company do you plan on joining?
Passing the Real estate Exam is when you study hard, if you can’t study or you don't have time for your studies l'd advise you get yourself a help like Mr Dylan
For anyone wondering about #89, i just did a bit of research on it. Also for any of the *new changes* going on, the exam will have the old laws until an updated version comes out, which usually takes around 2 years. *PAGE 403 in the 11th Edition GIVES A GREAT OUTLINE/GRAPH OF FEDERAL VS STATE FAIR HOUSING LAWS AND THROUGHOUT THE DECADES AS WELL* Fair Housing Act(Federal Protected Classes):Race, Color, Religion, Sex, National Origin, Disability, Familial Status Illinois Humans Rights Act State Protected Classes: Race, Color, Religion, National Origin, Sex, Disability, Familial Status, Age, Marital Status, Source of Income In Book Pg. 403 underneath the Graph, it states “*The Illunois Human Rights Act specifies both ‘physical and mental’ as disability. It also adds as a protected class: age, ancestry, military status, unfavorable military discharge, sexual orientation, and order of protection status as it impacts employment, real estate transactions, financial credit, or availability of public accommodations.”
Yes, thats correct. But on the exam we will take (my RE instructor told us that the exam wont be updated for atleast the next two years) won’t have anything about the sellers disclosure. So if you see this on exam, ALWAYS choose dual agency. DO NOT choose sellers disclosure over dual agency.
you have to keep in mind that the exam will not be updated for atleast two years from now. thats what my instructor told me. i havent gotten to 89 yet though. ill ask my mom whos a sponsoring broker when i get to it
This is what the book says *PAGE 403 GIVES A GREAT OUTLINE/GRAPH OF FEDERAL VS STATE FAIR HOUSING LAWS AND THROUGHOUT THE DECADES AS WELL* Fair Housing Act(Federal Protected Classes):Race, Color, Religion, Sex, National Origin, Disability, Familial Status Illinois Humans Rights Act State Protected Classes: Race, Color, Religion, National Origin, Sex, Disability, Familial Status, Age, Marital Status, Source of Income In Book Pg. 403 underneath the Graph, it states “*The Illunois Human Rights Act specifies both ‘physical and mental’ as disability. It also adds as a protected class: age, ancestry, military status, unfavorable military discharge, sexual orientation, and order of protection status as it impacts employment, real estate transactions, financial credit, or availability of public accommodations.” For now, always go with what the book says. I hope this helped a bit or anyone else wondering 💗
How?? That’s not legal to advertise another brokerages rented listing, especially when you don’t have an agreement with the Landlord/Owner and it’s not even currently FOR RENT how is the answer NOT A?
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@@Fenitrieus just saw the messages - passed it and felt great through it. These questions and just focusing on word/phrase meanings is what made it simple
@@ICee712 Congratulations on your new beginning/ journey! I had to reschedule for the 31st due to my State ID. Any advice would really be appreciated. Also, what realty company do you plan on joining?
thank you so much for this i passed my exam on friday 11/8 the first time!!
Passing the Real estate Exam is when you study hard, if you can’t study or you don't have time for your studies l'd advise you get yourself a help like Mr Dylan
I always believed Real estate is not for all but studying you need God's grace to pass
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I love this!! The only thing not enough time given to read and answer the questions before you give the answer.
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For anyone wondering about #89, i just did a bit of research on it.
Also for any of the *new changes* going on, the exam will have the old laws until an updated version comes out, which usually takes around 2 years.
*PAGE 403 in the 11th Edition GIVES A GREAT OUTLINE/GRAPH OF FEDERAL VS STATE FAIR HOUSING LAWS AND THROUGHOUT THE DECADES AS WELL*
Fair Housing Act(Federal Protected Classes):Race, Color, Religion, Sex, National Origin, Disability, Familial Status
Illinois Humans Rights Act State Protected Classes: Race, Color, Religion, National Origin, Sex, Disability, Familial Status, Age, Marital Status, Source of Income
In Book Pg. 403 underneath the Graph, it states
“*The Illunois Human Rights Act specifies both ‘physical and mental’ as disability. It also adds as a protected class: age, ancestry, military status, unfavorable military discharge, sexual orientation, and order of protection status as it impacts employment, real estate transactions, financial credit, or availability of public accommodations.”
This is helping me a lot Thankyou I been listening to all your real exam content very helpful
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Some of these answers are incorrect especially #85…
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#76 is dual agency & seller's disclosure forms in IL have to be signed
They got #85 wrong…
Yes, thats correct. But on the exam we will take (my RE instructor told us that the exam wont be updated for atleast the next two years) won’t have anything about the sellers disclosure. So if you see this on exam, ALWAYS choose dual agency. DO NOT choose sellers disclosure over dual agency.
@@chicagowithbrandiwhat’s the correct answer
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#89 may also be wrong due to new laws..
you have to keep in mind that the exam will not be updated for atleast two years from now.
thats what my instructor told me. i havent gotten to 89 yet though. ill ask my mom whos a sponsoring broker when i get to it
This is what the book says *PAGE 403 GIVES A GREAT OUTLINE/GRAPH OF FEDERAL VS STATE FAIR HOUSING LAWS AND THROUGHOUT THE DECADES AS WELL*
Fair Housing Act(Federal Protected Classes):Race, Color, Religion, Sex, National Origin, Disability, Familial Status
Illinois Humans Rights Act State Protected Classes: Race, Color, Religion, National Origin, Sex, Disability, Familial Status, Age, Marital Status, Source of Income
In Book Pg. 403 underneath the Graph, it states
“*The Illunois Human Rights Act specifies both ‘physical and mental’ as disability. It also adds as a protected class: age, ancestry, military status, unfavorable military discharge, sexual orientation, and order of protection status as it impacts employment, real estate transactions, financial credit, or availability of public accommodations.”
For now, always go with what the book says. I hope this helped a bit or anyone else wondering 💗
#85 is not correct…. Are these legit or am I getting misinformed?
How?? That’s not legal to advertise another brokerages rented listing, especially when you don’t have an agreement with the Landlord/Owner and it’s not even currently FOR RENT how is the answer NOT A?
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