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Arkansas Real Estate License License Law and Disclosures Questions and Answers Flashcards

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  1. What is the continuing education requirement for Arkansas real estate license renewal?

    Answer: 6 hours annually

    Arkansas requires licensees to complete six hours of approved continuing education each year to maintain their license.

  2. Under Arkansas law, which of the following situations would require a property condition disclosure form?

    Answer: Sale of a previously occupied single-family home

    The Arkansas property disclosure requirement applies to sales of previously occupied residential properties.

  3. A real estate licensee in Arkansas discovers that a listed property was the site of a methamphetamine lab. What is the licensee's disclosure obligation?

    Answer: The licensee must disclose this fact to prospective buyers

    Arkansas law requires disclosure of known meth contamination because it constitutes a material defect affecting property value and safety.

  4. How long is an Arkansas real estate license valid before it must be renewed?

    Answer: One year

    Arkansas real estate licenses are issued for a one-year period and must be renewed annually.

  5. Which of the following actions could result in suspension or revocation of an Arkansas real estate license?

    Answer: Commingling client funds with personal funds

    Commingling client funds with personal funds is a serious violation that can result in license suspension or revocation in Arkansas.

  6. Under the Arkansas Real Estate License Law, which of the following is exempt from licensing requirements?

    Answer: An owner selling their own property without an agent

    Property owners selling their own real estate are exempt from the Arkansas licensing requirement.