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  1. Under the federal and Wisconsin Fair Housing laws, which of the following is a protected class beyond the federal minimums that Wisconsin adds?

    Answer: Lawful source of income

    Wisconsin's Open Housing Law adds protected classes such as lawful source of income beyond the federal Fair Housing Act.

  2. In Wisconsin, a landlord must return a tenant's security deposit within how many days after the tenant vacates?

    Answer: 21 days

    Wisconsin law requires landlords to return the security deposit, minus lawful deductions, within 21 days of the tenant moving out.

  3. Which Wisconsin disclosure is required when selling a home built before 1978?

    Answer: Lead-based paint disclosure

    Federal law, applicable in Wisconsin, requires lead-based paint disclosure for homes built before 1978.

  4. A Wisconsin real estate licensee who represents both the buyer and seller in the same transaction is acting as a:

    Answer: Dual agent

    A licensee representing both parties is a dual agent and must have written consent from both buyer and seller in Wisconsin.

  5. Wisconsin homestead protection primarily shields a portion of a homeowner's equity from:

    Answer: Certain creditors' claims

    The Wisconsin homestead exemption protects a set amount of home equity from most unsecured creditors.

  6. In a Wisconsin residential lease, a provision waiving the landlord's duty to maintain the premises is generally:

    Answer: Void as against public policy

    Wisconsin law prohibits lease clauses that waive a landlord's statutory duty to maintain habitable premises, making them void.

  7. When a Wisconsin property is sold, the real estate transfer fee is typically paid by the:

    Answer: Seller (grantor)

    In Wisconsin the real estate transfer fee is customarily the responsibility of the seller when the deed is recorded.