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California Real Estate Salesperson Exam preparation (CalBRE)

Property ownership and land use (types of ownership, easements, encumbrances), laws of agency (fiduciary duties, disclosure requirements), valuation and market analysis (appraisal methods, CMAs), financing (loan types, mortgages, calculations), transfer of property (deeds, title insurance, escrow), practice of real estate (contracts, listing agreements), California-specific laws (Fair Housing, Prop 13, disclosure requirements, agency relationships). 150 questions, need 70% to pass.

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Q1: A mechanic's lien must be recorded within {{1}} days of completion in California. To preserve lien rights, contractors must also serve preliminary notice within {{2}} days of starting work.
Q2: A buyer's agent must provide the Agency Disclosure Form at {{1}} with the buyer regarding a specific property.
Q3: Match each valuation approach with the property type it works BEST for:
Q4: A property has a Net Operating Income of $92,500. If the property is valued at $1,350,000, what is the cap rate? Round to two decimal places.
Q5: While agents owe fiduciary duties only to their principals, they owe duties of {{1}} and {{2}} to third parties (non-clients).

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