NYS Real Estate Agent exam questions

hello all,

i am studying for my real estate saleperson license. i have two
questions:

1: if a real estate broker has only 3 years of experience but tell his
clients he has 6 years of outstanding experience. What kind of
misrepresentation he committed?

2: A real estate sale agent working for her seller and try to sale the
house for the full listing price. She tells her buyer, will negotiate
for them with the best possible price. However, she also tells her
buyer there are few offers are lower then what they offer. What is the
problem here? Is she become a dual agent? Is she still working for the
seller?

Re: NYS Real Estate Agent exam questions

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> 1: if a real estate broker has only 3 years of experience but tell his
> clients he has 6 years of outstanding experience. What kind of
> misrepresentation he committed?

It's called telling a lie.

> 2: A real estate sale agent working for her seller and try to sale the
> house for the full listing price. She tells her buyer, will negotiate
> for them with the best possible price. However, she also tells her
> buyer there are few offers are lower then what they offer. What is the
> problem here? Is she become a dual agent? Is she still working for the
> seller?

The problem is called telling a lie.

Re: NYS Real Estate Agent exam questions

On 15-Aug-2005, wrote:

> 1: if a real estate broker has only 3 years of experience but tell his
> clients he has 6 years of outstanding experience. What kind of
> misrepresentation he committed?

It depends. Did he have experience before he got licensed? Personal
experience? What do you interpret as "experience?" Schools give degrees and
credits based on "life experience." Some like to use the phrase "combined
experience."

>
> 2: A real estate sale agent working for her seller and try to sale the
> house for the full listing price. She tells her buyer, will negotiate
> for them with the best possible price. However, she also tells her
> buyer there are few offers are lower then what they offer. What is the
> problem here? Is she become a dual agent? Is she still working for the
> seller?

What does the contract say?



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Warmest regards,

Steve Horrillo, Realtor / C.Ht. =^..^=

Re: NYS Real Estate Agent exam questions

On 15-Aug-2005, "gretchen" <> wrote:

> > 1: if a real estate broker has only 3 years of experience but tell his
> > clients he has 6 years of outstanding experience. What kind of
> > misrepresentation he committed?
>
> It's called telling a lie.
>
> > 2: A real estate sale agent working for her seller and try to sale the
> > house for the full listing price. She tells her buyer, will negotiate
> > for them with the best possible price. However, she also tells her
> > buyer there are few offers are lower then what they offer. What is the
> > problem here? Is she become a dual agent? Is she still working for the
> > seller?
>
> The problem is called telling a lie.

No, telling a lie is using a fake e-mail address that is a live domain. Now
privacy.net gets all the spam and bounces thanks to your lie. Set up a throw
away yahoo or hotmail account and use that.

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Warmest regards,

Steve Horrillo, Realtor / C.Ht. =^..^=

Re: NYS Real Estate Agent exam questions

"Steve Horrillo" <> wrote in message
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> No, telling a lie is using a fake e-mail address that is a live domain.
Now
> privacy.net gets all the spam and bounces thanks to your lie.

You've just shown me that you don't know what you're talking about.

Re: NYS Real Estate Agent exam questions

On 16-Aug-2005, "gretchen" <> wrote:

> > No, telling a lie is using a fake e-mail address that is a live domain.
> Now
> > privacy.net gets all the spam and bounces thanks to your lie.
>
> You've just shown me that you don't know what you're talking about.

You're going to make a great Realtor.

--
Warmest regards,

Steve Horrillo, Realtor / C.Ht. =^..^=

Re: NYS Real Estate Agent exam questions

"Steve Horrillo" <> wrote in message
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>>> No, telling a lie is using a fake e-mail address that is a live domain.
>>> Now privacy.net gets all the spam and bounces thanks to your lie.
>>
> > You've just shown me that you don't know what you're talking about.
>
> You're going to make a great Realtor.

Once again, you've shown me that you don't know what you're talking about,
by your assumption that I have any interest or intent to "become a realtor."

Re: NYS Real Estate Agent exam questions

let me rephrase question 1 a little bit.
> 1: if a real estate broker has only 3 years of experience but tell his
> clients he has 6 years of outstanding experience. What kind of
> misrepresentation he committed?

Question 1: He is exaggerated about his experience.

Question 2: Thats all the info on the exam.