Utah Real Estate License Practice Test

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Definitions 4

  • As the license law defines it, a branch broker is Utah Code 61-2f-102
  • The Commission makes rules for administering the license law. Whose concurrence does it need? Utah Code 61-2f-103
  • How many members sit on the Utah Real Estate Commission? Utah Code 61-2f-103
  • Which public discipline declares a person's conduct improper and includes the person's name? Utah Code 61-2f-102

Licensing 10

  • A license expired more than one year ago and was never renewed. How does the individual get a license again? Utah Code 61-2f-204
  • A sales agent moves to a new home street address. Within how many business days must the Division be notified? Utah Code 61-2f-207
  • A seller refuses to pay a commission that a sales agent earned. Who may bring the action against the seller? Utah Code 61-2f-409
  • As a condition of renewal, how many hours of continuing education does an active licensee complete in a two-year renewal period? Utah Code 61-2f-204
  • For how long is a Utah real estate license valid from the date of licensure? Utah Administrative Code R162-2f-204
  • How many acts of selling real estate for another person for valuable consideration does it take before a license is required? Utah Code 61-2f-201
  • How many years of full-time experience as a sales agent, or the equivalent, come before a principal broker or associate broker license? Utah Code 61-2f-203
  • The prelicensing program for a sales agent license must total not less than how many hours? Utah Code 61-2f-203
  • To renew at the end of the first renewal cycle, an active sales agent completes the Mandatory 3-Hour CE course, three more hours, and which course? Utah Administrative Code R162-2f-204
  • Which of these people needs no license under the exemptions? Utah Code 61-2f-202
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Real estate office procedures 6

  • A principal broker receives a client's earnest money and no agreement sets another time. By when must it be in a trust account? Utah Administrative Code R162-2f-401c
  • A sale failed and the principal broker has been unable to disburse the trust funds for three years. What happens to the money? Utah Administrative Code R162-2f-403a
  • Buyer and seller both claim in writing the earnest money in a principal broker's trust account, and no signed agreement settles it. One option the rule gives the broker is to Utah Administrative Code R162-2f-403a
  • For how long must a brokerage keep the records of a transaction? Utah Code 61-2f-309
  • What must a principal broker do about a branch office? Utah Code 61-2f-206
  • Where must the trust account of a principal broker who lists or sells real estate be kept? Utah Administrative Code R162-2f-403a

Property management 4

  • A property management contract with an owner ends. Within how many days must the principal broker deliver the trust money to the owner or the owner's designee? Utah Administrative Code R162-2f-401j
  • Under what name must a real estate brokerage carry out property management, unless the principal broker holds a dual broker license with a separate registration? Utah Administrative Code R162-2f-401j
  • Which activity falls outside the license law's definition of property management? Utah Code 61-2f-102
  • Which task may an unlicensed employee of a property management company do under the principal broker's supervision? Utah Administrative Code R162-2f-401j

Licensee practice 20

  • A buyer hands a sales agent an earnest money check. What must the agent do with it? Utah Administrative Code R162-2f-401a
  • A friend with no license sends a licensee an unsolicited referral that ends in a sale. What is the most the licensee's thank-you gift may be worth? Utah Administrative Code R162-2f-401b
  • A licensee is selling a rental house that the licensee owns. May the licensee act as a limited agent for the buyer and for himself? Utah Administrative Code R162-2f-401b
  • A licensee offers for sale a house the licensee owns, which is not listed with the brokerage. The notice need not name the brokerage if it Utah Administrative Code R162-2f-401h
  • A licensee whose license is inactive offers to buy a house for herself. What must she disclose in the initial contact with the seller? Utah Administrative Code R162-2f-401a
  • A sales agent hires an unlicensed personal assistant. How must the assistant be paid? Utah Administrative Code R162-2f-401g
  • A sales agent's online notice for a listing leaves out the brokerage name. It still complies if it Utah Code 61-2f-401
  • A seller wants to change the price in a buyer's offer. How does the licensee make the counteroffer? Utah Administrative Code R162-2f-401a
  • A seller wants to list a home so that the agent keeps everything above a set amount. Under the Utah rules a licensee Utah Administrative Code R162-2f-401b
  • Apart from a payment instrument prepared by a title insurance agent on the principal broker's written instructions, from whom may a sales agent accept a commission? Utah Code 61-2f-305
  • Before acting as a limited agent for both buyer and seller, a licensee obtains each party's written acknowledgment that the party waives the right to Utah Administrative Code R162-2f-401a
  • Before offering a home for sale, what must a licensee disclose about the square footage used in marketing? Utah Administrative Code R162-2f-401a
  • Before placing a sign on real property, a licensee needs Utah Administrative Code R162-2f-401b
  • The duty of confidentiality does not cover which information from the agent's own principal? Utah Administrative Code R162-2f-401a
  • From which of these may a principal broker NOT accept a referral fee? Utah Administrative Code R162-2f-401b
  • In a transaction where a licensee acts as the buyer's real estate agent, which other role may the licensee NOT also take? Utah Administrative Code R162-2f-401b
  • Leaving aside closing documents and forms prepared by a party's lawyer, which legal forms may a real estate licensee fill out? Utah Code 61-2f-306
  • When acting under a limited agency agreement, a licensee must act as Utah Administrative Code R162-2f-401a
  • Which fiduciary duty obligates an agent to place the principal's best interests above any other interest, including the agent's own? Utah Administrative Code R162-2f-401a
  • Who may fill out any documents associated with the closing of a real estate transaction without being designated by someone else? Utah Code 61-2f-306

Enforcement 6

  • A person received a commission through a violation of the license law. In a suit by an aggrieved person, the court may set an additional penalty of up to Utah Code 61-2f-405
  • A principal broker's license is revoked. What happens to the licenses of the sales agents affiliated with that broker? Utah Code 61-2f-410
  • Apart from an action in court, which body has exclusive jurisdiction to investigate an alleged violation of the license law? Utah Code 61-2f-402
  • The Division serves a licensee with a request for records in an investigation. Within how many business days must the licensee respond? Utah Code 61-2f-401
  • Where the owner is neither 65 or older nor a vulnerable adult, a civil penalty for one violation may not exceed the greater of the gain from the violation or Utah Code 61-2f-404
  • Whose concurrence does the Commission need to issue an order imposing a sanction for a violation? Utah Code 61-2f-404

Recovery fund 2

  • The recovery fund pays a claim based on a judgment against a licensee. What happens to that licensee's license? Utah Code 61-2f-510
  • What is the most the recovery fund may pay for a single transaction, whatever the number of claimants? Utah Code 61-2f-506

Additional state topics 3

  • A lease of land is void under the Utah statute of frauds unless it is in writing when its period is longer than Utah Code 25-5-3
  • To establish adverse possession in Utah, the land must be occupied and claimed continuously for seven years, and the claimant must also have Utah Code 78B-2-214
  • Under the Utah Code, what is the basis, the measure and the limit of every right to use water in the state? Utah Code 73-1-3

How this list was compiled: Written from Utah Code Title 61, Chapter 2f (the Real Estate Licensing and Practices Act) and Utah Code 25-5-3, 73-1-3 and 78B-2-214, as published by the Utah Legislature at https://le.utah.gov/xcode/Title61/Chapter2F/61-2f.html, and from Utah Administrative Code R162-2f as published by the Office of Administrative Rules at https://adminrules.utah.gov/public/rule/R162-2f/Current%20Rules, all read 2026-10-08. The spread of topics follows the Utah state sales agent content outline (Utah laws, rules and regulations) published with the Utah Real Estate Candidate Handbook, which the Division of Real Estate links from https://commerce.utah.gov/realestate/real-estate/licensing/. Licence: Own work. Questions, answer choices and explanations were written for this site from the statute and rule text; nothing is copied from another practice test, a prep book or the state exam. Short quotations from the statutes and rules are marked.

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This unofficial Utah real estate license practice test has 55 of our own questions on the state part of the sales agent exam. It is not affiliated with the Utah Division of Real Estate. Checked October 8, 2026.

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A Utah state real estate license practice test by outline section

The questions follow the Utah state sales agent outline in the Utah Real Estate Candidate Handbook: definitions, licensing, office procedures, property management, licensee practice, enforcement, the recovery fund and additional state topics. Licensee practice is the largest section there and here. The outline's closing statements section is arithmetic and is left out, with the national topics.

Free Utah real estate law practice tests with the source

Each explanation names the section of Title 61, Chapter 2f or of R162-2f it rests on and links to the text, so this Utah real estate agent practice test works as a Utah real estate license study guide you can check line by line.

  • Earnest money: a sales agent delivers it to the principal broker at once, and the broker deposits it within three business days (R162-2f-401a, 401c).
  • Limited agency needs each party's written waiver of undivided loyalty, absolute confidentiality and full disclosure (R162-2f-401a).
  • Recovery fund limits: $15,000 for a single transaction and $50,000 for one licensee (Utah Code 61-2f-506).

Questions and answers

How many questions are on the Utah real estate exam?

The Utah state outline for sales agents lists 50 scored items and 5 to 10 unscored pretest items. The candidate handbook of July 2024 allows four hours for the whole examination, general and state parts together.

What is the passing score for the Utah real estate exam?

The handbook gives a scaled passing score of 70 for sales agents and 75 for brokers, on the general part and on the state part. A scaled score is not a percent of questions.

Are these the real Utah real estate exam questions?

No. They are our own, written from the Utah Code and the administrative rules. This site has never seen the exam, and no licensed Utah broker or attorney has reviewed the answers yet.