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REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS
Pre-license 45 Hour Course
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Instructor: Dave McGowan
Phone:(630) 990-5355 (office)630-927-1400 (cell)
Email Address:
Questions:Questions can be fielded either by telephone, e-mail, before & after class.
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS
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Pursuant to Illinois Real Estate License Law
Attendance is mandatoryfor the entire 45 hour
program.
Classes can be made up either by attending a class offered by the School at a different location and time or
by completing the audio series in the school office during regular business hours.
COMPLETION CRITERIA
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COMPLETION CRITERIA
Exams
•Two 50 question multiple choice exams
•150 question multiple choice comprehensive final exam** Under Illinois Law you must pass the final exam with a
minimumscore of 75% to be eligible to sit for the State Examination.
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STATE LICENSE EXAM
145 questions
100 Uniform (common law)
40 State Specific
5 Pre-Test Questions (Not counted towards successful completion of the examination)
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Broker Salesperson
1. Listing Property 31 342. Selling Property 21 223. Property Management 14 124. Settlement/Transfer of Ownership 14 175. Financing 10 126. Professional Responsibilities/ Fair Practice/Administration 10 3
Total 100100
Common Law Categories & Question Count
CANDIDATE HANDBOOK
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HANDLING EXAM QUESTIONS
Simplistic approach
Read the question carefully
Don’t make assumptions
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Illinois specific concepts
MODERN REAL ESTATE PRACTICEBook Organization
In Illinois Look for the markers, the grey rectangle with the words “In Illinois” is the beginning of the Illinois specific law. The smaller square at the end of the passage reflects the ending point.
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MODERN REAL ESTATE PRACTICEBook Organization
Math FAQS (Page 475)
Math Examination (Page 499)
Answers (Page 501)
Uniform Sample Exam (Pages 517 & 536)
State Specific Sample Exam (Pages 527 & 547)
License Law Sample Exam (Page 555)
Glossary (Page 569)
Chapter Question Answers (Page
588)
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Chapter 1
REAL ESTATE BUSINESS
BrokerageAppraisalProperty ManagementFinancingSubdivision & DevelopmentHome InspectionCounselingEducationAuctioning
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National Association of Realtors®
Illinois Association of Realtors®
Northern Illinois Commercial Association of REALTORS®
PROFESSIONAL ORGANIZATIONS
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TYPES OF REAL PROPERTY (Page
5)
Residential
Retail
Office
Industrial
Land/Agricultural
Special Purpose
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THE REAL ESTATE MARKET PLACE
Supply and Demand (Page 6)
Remember the Cabbage Patch Doll?
$75 - $125
$19.99
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SUPPLY & DEMAND
Price follows demand:
High demand, high prices;
Low demand, low prices
Price follows demand
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SUPPLY AND
DEMAND Factors Affecting Supply (Page 7)
Labor force
Construction costs
Government control
Financial policies
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Factors Affecting Demand
(Page 7)
Population
Demographics
Employment & wage levels
SUPPLY AND DEMAND