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  1. Under New York law, a buyer's agent who also represents the seller in the same transaction must obtain what?

    Answer: Written informed consent from both parties

    New York requires written informed consent from both the buyer and seller before a licensee may act as a dual agent.

  2. Which of the following disclosures is a New York licensee required to give a prospective buyer at the first substantive contact?

    Answer: Agency disclosure form

    NY Real Property Law §443 requires the agency disclosure form to be presented at the first substantive contact with a prospective buyer or seller.

  3. A listing agreement in New York that automatically renews itself unless cancelled is called a/an:

    Answer: Evergreen clause listing

    An evergreen clause causes a listing agreement to automatically renew for additional periods unless either party provides timely notice of cancellation.

  4. A seller in New York accepts an offer but the buyer fails to close because financing fell through. The seller keeps the earnest money. This deposit is legally known as:

    Answer: Liquidated damages

    Earnest money retained by the seller upon buyer default is treated as liquidated damages, a pre-agreed remedy set forth in the contract.

  5. Under the New York Property Condition Disclosure Act, what is the financial penalty a seller may pay instead of completing the disclosure statement?

    Answer: $500

    A seller who fails to deliver the required Property Condition Disclosure Statement must give the buyer a $500 credit at closing.

  6. A real estate salesperson in New York who negotiates a deal independently, without the knowledge of their sponsoring broker, has violated which duty?

    Answer: Duty to act within the scope of authority granted by the broker

    A salesperson must act within the authority granted by the sponsoring broker and cannot conduct real estate activities outside that supervisory relationship.

  7. In New York, the transfer of a leasehold interest from the original tenant to a third party for the entire remaining lease term is called a/an:

    Answer: Assignment

    An assignment transfers the tenant's entire remaining interest in the lease to a new party, making the assignee directly responsible to the landlord.