MO Real Estate case studies
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The Missouri real estate licensing examinations are the tests candidates must pass to obtain a Missouri real estate license through the Missouri Real Estate Commission, which operates within the state's Division of Professional Registration. Two credentials are involved: the salesperson license for people entering the business under a broker's supervision, and the broker or broker-salesperson license for those advancing into supervisory and management roles. The MO Real Estate case studies are 5 cases and about 4,696 words.
1Dale, Rosa, and the Broker Who Looked the Other Way
Priya owns a four-agent brokerage in a Missouri suburb. Her unlicensed office assistant, Dale, handles phones, files, and social media.
860 words, about 4 min2Two Agents, One Broker, and a Second Mortgage
Cardinal Realty operates under a written office policy permitting designated agency; both associates are licensed under the same principal broker. Tanya lists a seller's home at 299,900.
889 words, about 4 min3The Inspection Email, the Counter, and the $5,000
A Missouri residential contract is dated March 4. It provides 5,000 earnest money to be deposited with Cardinal Title within three business days, a ten-day inspection period 'after acceptance,' a thirty-day financing contingency, and an April 30 closing.
909 words, about 5 min4The Appraisal Gap, the Seller Credit, and the Loan Officer's Cousin
Buyers are under contract at 320,000 with 10% down on a conventional loan. They have 42,000 in liquid funds.
1,054 words, about 5 min5The Seller Who Wants a Certain Kind of Neighbor
An agent takes a listing in a 1950s subdivision; the seller is 82 and moving to assisted living. At the listing appointment the seller says: 'Don't show it to families with little kids - the retaining wall isn't safe - and I don't want any Section 8 renters looking at it.' During the inspection the buyers' inspector finds evidence of repeated basement water intrusion, including a contractor's proposal in the utility room dated last spring.
984 words, about 5 min