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RCE Module 2 Real Estate Exam Questions & Answers 2026 (21–30)

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  1. Q21An association executive is revising the association's bylaws. According to NAR policy, which of the following must be included?

    • AA minimum dues amount set by the local board
    • BRules about broker advertising practices
    • CSpecific criteria for association leadership selection
    • DMandatory provisions requiring members to adhere to the Code of Ethics
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    ✓ Correct answer: D. Mandatory provisions requiring members to adhere to the Code of Ethics

    NAR requires all member associations to include mandatory provisions in their bylaws, including the requirement to adhere to the Code of Ethics. These mandatory provisions ensure consistency across the organization.

  2. Q22When developing a policy manual for a local REALTOR® association, which approach best helps the association meet core standards requirements?

    • ACreating policies based solely on local preferences without NAR input
    • BDeveloping policies only when issues arise
    • CReviewing NAR model policies and adapting them to local needs
    • DCopying another association's policy manual completely
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    ✓ Correct answer: C. Reviewing NAR model policies and adapting them to local needs

    Reviewing NAR model policies ensures the local association's policies align with NAR requirements, helping to meet core standards compliance while maintaining local flexibility.

  3. Q23During a board of directors meeting, several members begin discussing setting a 'standard' commission rate for the area. What should the association executive do immediately?

    • ATake a membership vote on the proposed rate
    • BInterrupt the discussion and advise that this topic could violate antitrust laws
    • CAllow the discussion but not record it in the minutes
    • DSuggest they continue the conversation after the meeting
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    ✓ Correct answer: B. Interrupt the discussion and advise that this topic could violate antitrust laws

    Discussions about standardizing commission rates can violate antitrust laws. The AE must intervene immediately to stop such discussions and remind members that this type of discussion could create legal liability.

  4. Q24Which NAR core standards requirement relates directly to association governance?

    • AHaving an actively enforced Code of Ethics
    • BMaintaining a consumer outreach program
    • CConducting quarterly market statistics
    • DHosting an annual golf tournament fundraiser
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    ✓ Correct answer: A. Having an actively enforced Code of Ethics

    NAR core standards require associations to have an actively enforced Code of Ethics as part of their governance structure, ensuring ethical standards are maintained.

  5. Q25An association is updating its bylaws. What is the correct process for implementing these changes?

    • AImmediate implementation after board approval
    • BSubmission to NAR first, then local approval
    • CChanges by association staff with later board notification
    • DApproval by board of directors, then membership, then submission to NAR for review
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    ✓ Correct answer: D. Approval by board of directors, then membership, then submission to NAR for review

    Bylaw changes require approval by the association's board of directors, followed by the membership, and then must be submitted to NAR for review to ensure compliance with NAR policy.

  6. Q26Which of the following would most likely create antitrust concerns at a REALTOR® association meeting?

    • ADiscussion about association dues structure
    • BPlanning for community service projects
    • CDiscussion about what fees members should charge consumers
    • DReview of NAR professional standards procedures
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    ✓ Correct answer: C. Discussion about what fees members should charge consumers

    Discussions about fees charged to consumers can be interpreted as price-fixing, which violates antitrust laws. Association executives must prevent such discussions.

  7. Q27According to NAR policy, how often must local associations certify their compliance with core standards?

    • AOnly when standards change
    • BAnnually
    • CQuarterly
    • DEvery three years
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    ✓ Correct answer: B. Annually

    NAR requires annual certification of core standards compliance to ensure associations consistently maintain the required standards of service and operation.

  8. Q28What is the primary purpose of NAR's core standards for REALTOR® associations?

    • ATo ensure consistent service and value across all REALTOR® associations
    • BTo increase NAR's revenue through local associations
    • CTo reduce the number of local associations
    • DTo standardize all association events and programs
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    ✓ Correct answer: A. To ensure consistent service and value across all REALTOR® associations

    The primary purpose of core standards is to ensure consistency in service and value across all REALTOR® associations, maintaining the strength and relevance of the organization.

  9. Q29Which of the following must be included in a local REALTOR® association's bylaws?

    • AThe exact amount of annual membership dues
    • BRules governing broker advertising
    • CSpecific committee meeting schedules
    • DA provision stating that the board of directors is the governing body
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    ✓ Correct answer: D. A provision stating that the board of directors is the governing body

    NAR requires that local association bylaws include a provision stating that the association's board of directors will be the governing body, establishing clear governance structure.

  10. Q30When is a local association considered in compliance with NAR's core standards for advocacy?

    • AWhen all members contribute to RPAC
    • BWhen it hires a full-time government affairs director
    • CWhen it demonstrates advocacy engagement through RPAC participation or other initiatives
    • DWhen it holds monthly advocacy training sessions
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    ✓ Correct answer: C. When it demonstrates advocacy engagement through RPAC participation or other initiatives

    Core standards require associations to demonstrate advocacy engagement through activities such as RPAC participation, calls for action, or other advocacy initiatives supporting the industry.

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