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NSW assistant agent (real estate)

NSWAssistant agent (real estate)
Questions per test
40
Question pool
247 source-checked
Practice timer
45 minutes
Practice pass mark
75%

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Independent practice for the five core CPP41419 units behind the NSW assistant agent certificate of registration, with the NSW Property and Stock Agents Act and Regulation they point to. There is no state exam: each unit is assessed by a training provider. The 40 questions, 75% pass mark and 45 minute timer are ExamRoo practice settings, not an official format.

5 Most Common Certificate of Registration Sample Questions & Answers

Preview 5 practice questions with answers and explanations that name their source.

Sample Question 1 of 5Agent types and functions

Under the Property and Stock Agents Act 2002 (NSW), which activity is a "business agent function"?

ACollecting rent and managing a leased residential property
BActing as an auctioneer of land at a public auction
CSelling a business or professional practice for its owner
DIntroducing a prospective purchaser to the owner of land
Answer & Source:

Section 3A(2) defines business agent functions as selling, buying or exchanging businesses or professional practices. Collecting rent, auctioning land and introducing purchasers are real estate sale or leasing functions, which the Act defines separately.

Sample Question 2 of 5Agent types and functions

In NSW, which person is a stock and station agent under the Property and Stock Agents Act 2002?

AA person who acts for reward in a livestock transaction
BA person who sells units in a strata building for owners
CA person who exercises functions of an owners corporation
DA person who sells businesses and professional practices
Answer & Source:

The Act's definition of stock and station agent covers acting as an agent for a livestock transaction and auctioning rural land or livestock. Selling strata units is real estate work, exercising owners corporation functions is strata managing, and selling businesses is a business agent function.

Sample Question 3 of 5Agent types and functions

A person is paid to exercise functions of an owners corporation in a NSW strata scheme. What kind of agent are they under the Act?

AA real estate agent
BA stock and station agent
CA business agent
DA strata managing agent
Answer & Source:

Section 3B makes a person a strata managing agent if they exercise any function of an owners corporation for reward. This differs from a real estate agent, who deals in land sales and leasing.

Sample Question 4 of 5Agent types and functions

Under the Property and Stock Agents Regulation 2022 (NSW), acting as agent for a parcel of rural land is a real estate agent function when the parcel has an area of at most how many hectares?

A5 hectares
B10 hectares
C50 hectares
D20 hectares
Answer & Source:

Regulation section 4(1)(a) adds rural land of 20 hectares or less to real estate agent functions. Larger rural parcels fall under the stock and station agent category.

Sample Question 5 of 5Licence classes

In NSW, which licence must an individual hold to be the licensee in charge of a real estate agency?

AA class 2 licence
BA class 1 licence
CA certificate of registration
DA strata managing agent's licence
Answer & Source:

The note to the definition of class of licence in section 3 states that a class 1 licence is required to be a licensee in charge. A class 2 licensee works under the supervision of a class 1 licensee, and a certificate holder is only an assistant agent.

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