Texas Real Estate National Exam Test

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Texas Real Estate National Exam Test Prep Multiple Choice Questions and Answers | Latest Version | 2025/2026 | Correct & Verified

What is the primary purpose of an earnest money deposit in a real estate transaction?

• To pay the listing agent’s commission

✔✔B. To show the buyer's good faith intent to purchase

• To cover closing costs
• To pay for a home inspection

A broker representing the seller owes which type of duty to the buyer?

• Full fiduciary duty
• Legal confidentiality

✔✔C. Honesty and fair dealing

• Obedience

Which of the following would typically be considered real property?✔✔A. A built-in dishwasher 1 / 4

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• A stackable washer and dryer
• A lawnmower stored in the shed
• A patio table

What is the legal concept that allows a property owner to use a neighbor’s land for access?

• Encroachment

✔✔B. Easement

• Title cloud
• License

A property owner dies intestate and with no heirs. The property will most likely:

• Be sold at auction

✔✔B. Escheat to the state

• Transfer to the closest neighbor
• Be owned jointly by the city and county

Which type of listing gives the greatest protection to a broker?

• Open listing 2 / 4

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✔✔B. Exclusive right to sell

• Net listing
• Exclusive agency listing

Which of the following is **NOT** a requirement of a valid deed?

• Signature of the grantor

✔✔B. Signature of the grantee

• Legal description
• Delivery and acceptance

What does the term "constructive notice" mean in real estate?

• Notice by direct conversation
• Notice by email

✔✔C. Notice given by recording in public records

• Notice by advertising

Which of the following is most likely considered a fixture?✔✔A. A chandelier attached to the ceiling 3 / 4

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• A potted plant on the porch
• A movable bookshelf
• A wall mirror hanging on a nail

Which government entity typically regulates zoning laws?

• State legislature

✔✔B. Local city or county government

• Federal housing agency
• Department of the Treasury

A salesperson’s license must be held by:

• The local MLS office

✔✔B. A sponsoring broker

• The title company
• The buyer

When must a licensee disclose representation to a potential buyer or seller?

• At the first open house
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