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Correct answer: A. K.S.A. Chapter 58, Article 30 (Real Estate Brokers and Salespersons)

Correct. Kansas Statutes Chapter 58, Article 30, titled 'Real Estate Brokers and Salespersons,' is the licensing article administered by KREC.

• B: The Brokerage Relationships in Real Estate Transactions Act (BRRETA), while also within Article 30, governs agency relationship disclosures specifically, not the entire licensing framework by itself.
• C: Chapter 40 governs insurance, not real estate licensing.
• D: Chapter 61 governs limited civil actions procedure, unrelated to real estate licensing.

Correct answer: B. Be at least 18 years of age and have a high school diploma or equivalent

Correct. KREC's Salesperson Requirements state applicants must be at least 18 years of age and have a high school diploma or equivalent prior to starting pre-license requirements.

• A: Kansas does not require a bachelor's degree or age 21 for salesperson licensure; the requirement is age 18 with a high school diploma or equivalent.
• C: KREC does require a high school diploma or equivalent in addition to the age-18 threshold; it is not age-only.
• D: Kansas does not permit licensure at age 16 with parental consent; the minimum age is 18.

Correct answer: C. 60 hours total, comprised of a 30-Hour Principles of Real Estate course and a 30-Hour Kansas Practice Course

Correct. KREC requires a 60-hour total pre-license education requirement, comprised of the 30-Hour Principles of Real Estate course and the 30-Hour Kansas Practice Course.

• A: 40 hours understates the requirement and omits the general Principles component, which is part of the 60-hour total.
• B: 120 hours is not the Kansas salesperson pre-license requirement; that figure describes some other states' requirements, not Kansas's 60-hour standard.
• D: 90 hours across three 30-hour courses overstates the Kansas requirement, which consists of two 30-hour courses totaling 60 hours.

Correct answer: D. 30 hours total, comprised of the 30-Hour Kansas Practice Course only

Correct. KREC's Salesperson Requirements state that an applicant currently licensed in another state has a 30-hour total pre-license requirement, comprised of the 30-Hour Kansas Practice Course.

• A: 15 hours understates the reduced requirement; the correct figure is the full 30-Hour Kansas Practice Course.
• B: The full 60-hour requirement applies to applicants without an existing out-of-state license; a currently licensed applicant has a reduced requirement.
• C: An out-of-state license does not eliminate Kansas's education requirement entirely; the applicant must still complete the 30-Hour Kansas Practice Course.

Correct answer: A. Following completion of the 30-Hour Principles of Real Estate course

Correct. KREC's Salesperson Requirements state that exam authorization is sent only following the completion of the 30-Hour Principles of Real Estate course.

• B: Exam authorization is not sent before any coursework; it follows completion of the Principles course specifically.
• C: Exam authorization for this applicant category is tied to the Principles course, not the Practice course alone.
• D: KREC's process ties exam authorization to completion of the 30-Hour Principles of Real Estate course specifically, not to completion of both courses plus fingerprinting.