North Carolina Real Estate — State Law Practice Test 2026

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North Carolina — License Law & NCREC

Broker-entry (provisional broker / BIC, no salesperson), 75-hr + 90-hr postlicense, discipline, narrow Recovery Fund (§93A-17).

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North Carolina — Agency & WWREA Disclosure

WWREA at first substantial contact; dual + designated dual agency (written); material-fact duty.

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North Carolina — Trust Accounts & Business Practices

Trust money deposited within 3 banking days (NCREC Rule .0116); no commingling; advertising; records.

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North Carolina — Fair Housing

State Fair Housing Act (G.S. Ch.41A) federal-7 classes; NC Human Relations Commission; accommodation vs modification.

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North Carolina — Disclosures (RPOADS & MOG)

RPOADS (§47E) with "No Representation" option + MOG mineral/oil/gas disclosure; broker material-fact duty survives.

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North Carolina — Estates, Deeds & Conveyances

Connor Act pure-race recording (§47-18, first to record wins even with notice); deeds; tenancy by the entirety.

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North Carolina — Contracts & Leases

Due-diligence fee (non-refundable, seller's) + due-diligence period (terminate any reason → earnest money refunded, DD fee kept); statute of frauds §22-2.

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North Carolina — Financing

Deed of trust (3 parties: trustor/beneficiary/trustee), power-of-sale foreclosure via trustee + clerk-of-court hearing, 10-day upset bid (G.S. Ch.45).

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