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RCE Module 2 Real Estate Exam Questions & Answers 2026 (11–20)

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  1. Q11When implementing a new MLS policy, what should an Association Executive consider to minimize legal risk?

    • AKeeping the policy confidential until implementation
    • BHaving legal counsel review the policy for antitrust compliance
    • CImplementing the policy as quickly as possible
    • DOnly notifying the largest brokerages
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    ✓ Correct answer: B. Having legal counsel review the policy for antitrust compliance

    Having legal counsel review policy changes helps ensure compliance with antitrust laws, NAR policies, and other legal requirements, thereby reducing legal risk.

  2. Q12What is a key component of an effective risk management strategy for a REALTOR® association?

    • AConducting regular legal audits of policies and procedures
    • BAvoiding all potentially controversial decisions
    • CLimiting membership to reduce liability exposure
    • DRequiring all members to have personal liability insurance
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    ✓ Correct answer: A. Conducting regular legal audits of policies and procedures

    Regular legal audits help identify potential legal issues before they become problems, which is a proactive approach to risk management.

  3. Q13Under the duty of obedience, what must association directors ensure?

    • AThat all members follow the same business practices
    • BThat staff obeys all board directives without question
    • CThat the association never changes its strategic plan
    • DThat the association operates within its mission and complies with laws
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    ✓ Correct answer: D. That the association operates within its mission and complies with laws

    The duty of obedience requires directors to ensure the organization operates within its mission and bylaws and complies with applicable laws and regulations.

  4. Q14Which of the following statements about board minutes is MOST accurate from a legal perspective?

    • AMinutes are confidential and can never be used in legal proceedings
    • BMinutes should only record unanimous decisions
    • CMinutes should document decisions without detailed discussions that could create liability
    • DMinutes should include verbatim transcripts of all discussions
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    ✓ Correct answer: C. Minutes should document decisions without detailed discussions that could create liability

    Minutes are legal records that can be used in court, so they should document decisions and actions taken but avoid verbatim discussion details that could create liability.

  5. Q15What is the best practice when a board member has a potential conflict of interest regarding a decision?

    • AThe entire matter should be tabled until the next meeting
    • BThe member should disclose the conflict, recuse themselves from voting, and have this recorded in minutes
    • CThe member should abstain from voting but can still participate in discussions
    • DThe member should resign from the board immediately
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    ✓ Correct answer: B. The member should disclose the conflict, recuse themselves from voting, and have this recorded in minutes

    When conflicts exist, the member should disclose the conflict, recuse themselves from discussion and voting, and have this recorded in the minutes to protect both the member and the association.

  6. Q16Which type of antitrust violation typically carries the most severe penalties?

    • APer se violations (like price fixing)
    • BRule of reason violations
    • CTechnical violations
    • DIncidental violations
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    ✓ Correct answer: A. Per se violations (like price fixing)

    Per se violations (like price fixing, bid rigging, and market allocation) are considered inherently harmful to competition and typically carry the most severe penalties, including potential criminal charges.

  7. Q17What legal protection might be MOST relevant if an association wants to share aggregated statistical market data among members?

    • AFirst Amendment free speech protections
    • BBusiness necessity defense
    • CCopyright exemptions
    • DAntitrust safe harbor provisions for properly aggregated data
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    ✓ Correct answer: D. Antitrust safe harbor provisions for properly aggregated data

    The safe harbor provision can protect associations when sharing statistical data, provided the data is historical, anonymized, and aggregated properly to avoid competitive harm.

  8. Q18From a governance perspective, which of the following is NOT typically a board responsibility?

    • AApproving the annual budget
    • BHiring and evaluating the Association Executive
    • CProcessing membership applications
    • DSetting the association's strategic direction
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    ✓ Correct answer: C. Processing membership applications

    Processing membership applications is an operational task that falls under staff/management responsibilities, not governance.

  9. Q19What is a primary purpose of the business judgment rule as it applies to REALTOR® association boards?

    • ATo prevent members from questioning board decisions
    • BTo protect board members from personal liability for good faith decisions
    • CTo ensure board members always make perfect decisions
    • DTo allow board members to delegate all decisions to legal counsel
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    ✓ Correct answer: B. To protect board members from personal liability for good faith decisions

    The business judgment rule protects board members from personal liability for decisions made in good faith, with due care, and in the best interests of the association.

  10. Q20Which of the following statements about association bylaws is MOST accurate from a legal perspective?

    • ABylaws create legal obligations that the association must follow
    • BBylaws are simply guidelines that can be ignored when inconvenient
    • CBylaws only apply to elected leadership, not staff or members
    • DBylaws can be changed by the Association Executive without board approval
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    ✓ Correct answer: A. Bylaws create legal obligations that the association must follow

    Bylaws are binding governance documents that create legal obligations for the association and must be followed; they are not merely guidelines but contractual in nature.

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