OH Real Estate case studies
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The Ohio Real Estate Salesperson Exam is the state licensing examination administered as part of the Ohio real estate salesperson licensing process through the Ohio Department of Commerce's Division of Real Estate & Professional Licensing. Candidates typically sit for it after completing the required pre-licensing coursework, and a passing result is one step toward licensure rather than a license itself; applicants must also satisfy the Division's other licensing requirements, including working under a sponsoring broker. The OH Real Estate case studies are 5 cases and about 2,659 words.
1The Buyer's Confidential Ceiling in an In-House Listing
Dana is a licensee at Riverbend Realty and has a signed exclusive buyer-agency agreement with Marcus. Marcus is preapproved to 300,000, but he told Dana privately, "I could stretch to 315,000 if I had to, but do not tell anyone." Riverbend also has the listing at 412 Maple Street, priced at $299,900.
540 words, about 3 min2The Inspection Deadline and the Late Radon Notice
A buyer and seller sign an Ohio residential purchase contract for 285,000. Earnest money is 5,000, held by the listing broker.
549 words, about 3 min3Low Appraisal on a 90% Loan
A buyer contracts to purchase a home for 360,000. The buyer is approved for a 90% loan-to-value conventional loan and has 44,000 total cash available, including an estimated 8,000 in closing costs.
522 words, about 3 min4The Team Assistant Who Answers Pricing Questions
Pat is the qualifying broker at Summit Realty. Kim leads a team called "The Home Squad." Jordan is Kim's assistant and holds no real estate license.
524 words, about 3 min5Pricing a Shared-Driveway Home With an Unpermitted Conversion
A licensee is taking a listing on a 1,800-square-foot ranch. The seller converted a 400-square-foot attached garage into a finished room without a permit and wants the listing to say 2,200 square feet.
524 words, about 3 min