Ontario Real Estate Essentials Test 07

Real Estate Essentials - Test 07

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Real Estate Essentials - Practice Test 07

Ontario Real Estate Essentials - Course 1

1 / 20

Which of these factors might make the authorities decide that business tax applies to the profit from selling a property?

All of them

If the taxpayer is an expert property renovator

If the taxpayer is a real estate salesperson

If the taxpayer frequently buys and sells properties

2 / 20

Capital Gains tax is applied to what percentage of the profit/gain from the sale of a capital item?

75%

50%

25%

100%

3 / 20

How many phases are there of the Environmental Site Assessment for land for development?

4 / 20

What is a key factor for deciding whether Capital Gains tax applies?

How many other properties the taxpayer owns

The intention of the taxpayer at the time of purchase

The reason the taxpayer has decided to sell

The size of the profit being made by the taxpayer

5 / 20

Non-compliance with the federal Competition Act by a real estate brokerage may result in criminal penalties of up to…?

$20 million

$15 million

$25 million

$30 million

6 / 20

To qualify as a principal residence (subject to certain exceptions), a property must sit on an area of land that does not exceed…?

3.24 acres

1.24 acres

0.24 acres

2.24 acres

7 / 20

A taxpayer's principal residence, which is exempt from taxation when sold, is the one…?

Which is the least expensive of the properties they own

Which is the most expensive of the properties they own

That they have previously nominated as such

Where they live for most of the year

8 / 20

Under what circumstances is it permissible for one brokerage to refuse to cooperate/deal with another because they are offering lower rates of commission?

If the rate is more than 2% lower

If the rate is more than 2.5% lower

None

If the rate is more than 1.5% lower

9 / 20

The warranty for new homes and condominiums in Ontario is provided by whom?

The Ontario government

The seller of the home

The builder of the home

Tarion Warranty Corporation

10 / 20

Registrants should be familiar with the Greenbelt Act 2005 and disclose to potential buyers if they want to buy land that comes under its purview because…?

Land development work may incur higher taxes

It may be more difficult to transport building materials to such land

It may be more difficult to sell buildings built on such land

Land development work may be curtailed or disallowed

11 / 20

The fine for having a building or making alterations that do not comply with the Ontario Building Code and Fire Code can be up to how much for a first offence?

$50,000

$10,000

$100,000

$25,000

12 / 20

If a non-resident seller has not paid the tax liability on a property when the sale has closed with full payment being received, who is liable to pay the tax owing?

The brokerage

The seller

The broker

The buyer

13 / 20

A typical home will be rated for energy efficiency under the EnerGuide program as falling within what range?

65-75

55-65

75-80

45-55

14 / 20

What is the maximum warranty available for new freehold homes and condominium units under the Ontario warranty scheme?

$200,000

$500,000

$300,000

$400,000

15 / 20

R2000 homes typically have an energy efficiency rating above…?

16 / 20

Which of these types of property might be not subject to Capital Gains tax when sold?

A seafront holiday home

A condominium which is the seller's main residence

An inherited property that the seller has never lived in

A commercial property that is leased to tenants

17 / 20

The Ontario warranty scheme for new homes does not cover which of these types of property?

Any of them

Homes in which the homeowner undertook the interior construction

Homes converted from existing rental residential buildings

Homes that have been previously occupied/rented by the builder or vendor

18 / 20

An unlawful agreement between competitors to fix prices and manipulate the market is a conspiracy in law if it is agreed…?

In a telephone call

In a written contract

In any of these ways

In an exchange of emails

19 / 20

Which of these is it not permitted for a representative of a brokerage to describe themselves as when sending Commercial Electronic Messages?

Broker of Record

Broker

Salesperson

Sales agent

20 / 20

The Ontario two-year warranty scheme for new homes does not cover damage caused by what?

Major structural defects

Workmanship defects

Natural disasters

Water leakage, seepage or penetration

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