@@jaredblis I'm a living testimony of Mrs Amanda she helped me achieve my dream of becoming a licienced Real Estate Agent, i encourage those who find it difficult to pass the Real Estate exams to work with her and thank me later
Excellent explanation and I love the real word examples and walk through of what it would look like as the buyers or sellers come to you. Really helpful and cut to the chase. No tangents in teaching! :)
Hello Aaron, thanks for watching!! know the T bar and also be ready for math questions on prorations and mortgage amortization. You are doing the right thing. You got this !! Bob
These questions I can answer. I’m attempting to get my IL Managing Brokers License. I’ve been licensed for 20 plus years. I’ve failed the National part twice. I struggle with the scenario based questions. All the answers are so similar.
Implied Agency does not expound on the definition as broad as your question presented in my textbook. It just gives a very basic explanation. My instructor described I.A. as "if it walks like a duck..." Not helping when real estate instructors cannot competently explain the full definition. I'm guessing these are reasons why most people fail the exam? Thank u 4 the video! Keep them coming! 💗🙏💗
I thought it would be joint tenancy because there “failed” to have any form of “concurrent ownership” which is also known as tenancy in common. The siblings bought the farm presumably at the same time..took possession at the same time… same interests…and taken title also at the same time. PITT or TTIP. The only way that anyone would become a tenancy in common would be if one of the siblings sold their share to someone else and that person would then become a tenancy in common to the others because of the time factor. Can you explain why I am wrong on my thinking. I’m getting ready to take the National part of the exam in a few days.
Thank you for your question. The brothers are presumed to be tenants in common because they did not indicate "as joint tenants with rights of survivorship". Joint tenancy requires extra wording.
I don’t know if you still monitor this post but if you do, please explain your rational. By your own explanation, b and c both constitute verbal and or written disclosure which constitute express agency, not implied. The question expressly asks for implied giving rise to estoppel. How then is the correct answer d?
I was under the impression that the relationship between an agent or broker with a client is a special agency. A general agency was between the broker and his agent. Where did I miss something? Thanks
lets clear this up. The type of agency is determined by how much power and authority the client has given the agent. A broker representing sellers and buyers is usually considered an special or specific agency relationship. The broker has only one responsibility.....find a buyer for my house or find me a house to buy. The agency relationship between property manager and broker is considered general. A general agent has a special power. They can sign and bind their client. A property manager would normally sign the lease binding the owner to the tenant. Another general agency relationship is that of sales associate to broker. When you take a listing in most states you don't have to have your broker sign. The sales associate signs the listing agreement, binding the broker to the owner
I have taken the exam twice and although I passed the State (Ohio) the second time. sadly, I haven't passed the National. I have taken the practice exams, studied the material/vocabulary for hours everyday. They only tell you what categories and the number of questions you missed in each. What I don't understand is why can't I see the questions that I missed? Some States allow a review but Mine doesn't so I don't know what I'm failing. None of the practice exams, which I score in the nineties are on the actual test. It gets frustrating.....
One question If you change your address who do you need to notify? Ya that was it and I still don't know the answer because I never was taught about something so dumb. Wouldn't I just ask my broker
See my thing is for question 1, they never specified exactly the listing agent or buyers agent on the last sentence. I hate that have those questions. That's not tricky that's straight up deceiving. I'm not talking about you sir. I know you are giving good examples.
My husband and I are about to go in together to take the exam!🙏🏽❤️😉
Yes you're correct but remember heaven helps those who help themselves, try studying if you can't study then get yourself a good help
Everyone has their own way, Willard worked for me and studying didn't
Everyone has their own way, Willard worked for me and studying didn't
I've taken the test for the 4th time and yet I
failed, I really studied hard enough each time, please I need Mr Willard info😩
I pass mine after studying so hard, I’m not discouraging anyone just wanna say
Please continue doing this for us new to the real estate world, as you videos feel genuine as compared to the vast majority already available.
been struggling alot to pass the real estate exam for over a year. does anyone know any alternative to pass the exam please share.
I failed 3 times, i lost money to reviews that never helped but the major thing is that did not loose hope
@@jeffreyhurst3434 i was once in your shoes before i was recommended to Mrs Amanda and thats how i passed My real estate exam
@@jaredblis I'm a living testimony of Mrs Amanda she helped me achieve my dream of becoming a licienced Real Estate Agent, i encourage those who find it difficult to pass the Real Estate exams to work with her and thank me later
She's the best alternative
I like how you answer/explain, explain/answer each question and don't wait forever for the viewers to figure it out.
This is so helpful! The way you explain and share actual experiences contributes a lot to the learning experience. Thank you.
Thanks. Please more videos like this one
Excellent explanation and I love the real word examples and walk through of what it would look like as the buyers or sellers come to you. Really helpful and cut to the chase. No tangents in teaching! :)
luv, it!! Thank you
Thank you so much I'm just learning the real estate game and your a really huge help 😜🙂
This is just what I was looking for, thank you! The T bar will help me a great deal.
Hello Aaron, thanks for watching!! know the T bar and also be ready for math questions on prorations and mortgage amortization. You are doing the right thing. You got this !! Bob
Thank you so much for this! Your helping lots of people and I’m one of them🙏
These questions I can answer. I’m attempting to get my IL Managing Brokers License. I’ve been licensed for 20 plus years. I’ve failed the National part twice. I struggle with the scenario based questions. All the answers are so similar.
Could you do more state specific doesn’t matter which state just think it would be helpful to see how state differs from national
I love how you take your time to explain each and every question/answer. Thank you for posting this video! God bless!
You are so welcome!
Thank you, Mr. Chase.
So true your wise words at your introduction.
You are very helpful, thank you 👍💯
You’re welcome 😊
All about plot, lots and blocks, metes and bounds.
Need to be in a class to learn this T-Bar. New to me.
Thank you for your excellent instruction.
You are welcome!
Implied Agency does not expound on the definition as broad as your question presented in my textbook. It just gives a very basic explanation. My instructor described I.A. as "if it walks like a duck..." Not helping when real estate instructors cannot competently explain the full definition. I'm guessing these are reasons why most people fail the exam? Thank u 4 the video! Keep them coming!
💗🙏💗
In Virginia they tell us anything but a written agreement is considered implied agency.
Passing the Real Estate exam is when you study hard, if you can’t tudy or you don’t have time for your studies I’d advise you get yourself
I’ve always believed that Real Estate exam is not for all but studying, you need God’s grace to pass .
Yes you’re correct but remember heaven helps those who help themselves, try studying if you can’t study then get yourself a good help .
Great explanations and pointers. Thank you sir.
Thank you so much. This is valuable content.
You're very welcome!
Thank you!!
Nice explanation pls keep making these type of videos 😊
It cleared up a lot of questions
Thank you for this, it’s helped me a lot🙏
I thought it would be joint tenancy because there “failed” to have any form of “concurrent ownership” which is also known as tenancy in common. The siblings bought the farm presumably at the same time..took possession at the same time… same interests…and taken title also at the same time. PITT or TTIP.
The only way that anyone would become a tenancy in common would be if one of the siblings sold their share to someone else and that person would then become a tenancy in common to the others because of the time factor. Can you explain why I am wrong on my thinking. I’m getting ready to take the National part of the exam in a few days.
Thank you for your question. The brothers are presumed to be tenants in common because they did not indicate "as joint tenants with rights of survivorship". Joint tenancy requires extra wording.
I don’t know if you still monitor this post but if you do, please explain your rational. By your own explanation, b and c both constitute verbal and or written disclosure which constitute express agency, not implied. The question expressly asks for implied giving rise to estoppel. How then is the correct answer d?
I was under the impression that the relationship between an agent or broker with a client is a special agency. A general agency was between the broker and his agent. Where did I miss something? Thanks
This question was stupid and wrong, it also uses the word particular, the correct answer is special agent
lets clear this up. The type of agency is determined by how much power and authority the client has given the agent. A broker representing sellers and buyers is usually considered an special or specific agency relationship. The broker has only one responsibility.....find a buyer for my house or find me a house to buy. The agency relationship between property manager and broker is considered general. A general agent has a special power. They can sign and bind their client. A property manager would normally sign the lease binding the owner to the tenant. Another general agency relationship is that of sales associate to broker. When you take a listing in most states you don't have to have your broker sign. The sales associate signs the listing agreement, binding the broker to the owner
Plus you only have about a min to read it think about it and choose an answer. And that's not enough time.
I have taken the exam twice and although I passed the State (Ohio) the second time. sadly, I haven't passed the National. I have taken the practice exams, studied the material/vocabulary for hours everyday. They only tell you what categories and the number of questions you missed in each. What I don't understand is why can't I see the questions that I missed? Some States allow a review but Mine doesn't so I don't know what I'm failing. None of the practice exams, which I score in the nineties are on the actual test. It gets frustrating.....
Great tips and training
Thanks
Last question I solved differently.
3575/6.5%/3% gave me the right answer. Is this method appropriate or was this a coincidence?😏
good job!! Thats the math.
One question If you change your address who do you need to notify?
Ya that was it and I still don't know the answer because I never was taught about something so dumb. Wouldn't I just ask my broker
you would notify your states licensing agency. Usually that is required within 30 days of an address change. Thanks for watching!!
aren't most of these answers vary from state to state right?
These questions are not state specific. They are to assist you in passing the National portion of your state's licensing exam.
@@realestatetutorbob wow thank you sir!!!
See my thing is for question 1, they never specified exactly the listing agent or buyers agent on the last sentence. I hate that have those questions. That's not tricky that's straight up deceiving. I'm not talking about you sir. I know you are giving good examples.
the seller has agreed to pay the listing broker 6%. If there is no other co-operating broker then the listing broker earns the entire 6%.