North Carolina Real Estate Commission NCREC-Broker-N Dumps Questions Answers

According to NCREC rules and guidance, a listing broker is obligated to continue presenting all offers to the seller until closing, unless specifically instructed otherwise by the seller in writing. Even if the seller has accepted an offer, other offers must still be presented unless the transaction is completed. Brokers are not required to disclose the terms of competing offers (doing so requires written consent), nor are they required to prioritize offers based on price alone. Therefore, the correct and legally accurate answer is B.

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In a cooperative (co-op) ownership arrangement, the real estate is owned by a corporation. Individual residents do not own their units as real property. Instead, they own shares of stock in the corporation and receive a proprietary lease, which gives them the right to occupy a specific unit. This contrasts with condominium ownership, where unit owners hold fee simple title. Therefore, the correct answer is D.

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The North Carolina Good Funds Settlement Act requires that no disbursement of funds—including broker commissions—can be made until the deed and any deed of trust are recorded in the public records. Only once the documents are recorded can the closing attorney legally disburse funds. Thus, brokers should expect to be paid only after recording, making answer C correct.

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