Take a break and have a go at the questions below. They’re a small sample of those MOL use for our online training with property students. They test a student’s knowledge and understanding of the relevant subject areas (in England and Wales) for the NFoPP Awarding Body Technical Award qualification studies.
There is a mixture of sales and letting questions. The answers are in the next document.
Estate Agents
1 ‘Holmes Properties’ are struggling to secure a buyer for a flat they are marketing. Without permission they ask another estate agent to help. This breaches (select one):
- The Estate Agents Act 1979
- The Data Protection Act 1998
- Common Law
- Consumer Protection from Unfair Trading Regulations 2008
2 A company’s business terms and conditions are normally signed by the client home owner, to comply with? Select one:
- Section 18 of the Estate Agents Act
- The concept of ‘best practice’
- Contract law
- Undesirable Practices Order 1991
3 A property is sold for £245,000 to a home owner. How much Stamp Duty Land Tax would be due? Select one of the following
- £1,200
- £2,400
- £4,800
- £12,000
4 Where condensation occurs on a wall or ceiling and mould growth develops, what problem may this cause? Select one
- Roof leaks
- Crumbling plaster
- Dry and brittle timbers
- Diagonal cracking
Letting questions
1 Five people share a house but only four can sign the tenancy agreement. What is the fifth person known as (select one):-
- Lodger
- Licensee
- Co-habitee
- Permitted occupier
2 Where an agent’s contract is signed other than in the agent’s office at a market appraisal, how many days cooling off period must a consumer be given? Select one
- 5
- 7
- 10
- 14
3 To comply with the Landlord and Tenant Act 1985, within what period of time must a tenant be given the landlord’s name and address if he submits a request for the same in writing (select one):-
- 14 days
- 21 days
- 28 days
- 1 month
4 Your landlord client and their existing tenant have agreed to renew an Assured Shorthold Tenancy for a further fixed period of six months. As letting agent, at what stage would you execute the new agreement making it binding on both the landlord and tenant? Select one
- Before the start of the initial term
- Upon receiving payment from your client for amendments made to the original tenancy agreement
- Once additional requirements have been agreed by both parties to the lease
- Once both agreements have been signed and returned to your agency
Paul Jager is head of the property division at MOL, which provides a variety of training in property and management. http://www.mollearn.com/property-courses
“I got 100% in both sets of question”, said I, sweating, waiting for my nose to grow.
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