1283+ Australian Real Estate Exam Questions
Your free study companion for the Certificate IV in Real Estate Practice (CPP41419). Browse practice questions by topic with detailed explanations.
Questions by Topic
Preparing for your Australian real estate qualification? The Certificate IV in Real Estate Practice (CPP41419) covers a wide range of topics from property law and agency practice to valuation and consumer protection. Our 1,100+ practice questions are designed to help you study for qualifications in NSW, Victoria, Queensland, WA and SA.
Each question comes with a detailed explanation of why the correct answer is right and why the other options are wrong, helping you build deep understanding of Australian real estate legislation and practice rather than surface-level memorisation.
Sample Questions
1283+ in bankA WA agency rebrands and starts trading under a new name on its signs and ads. According to WA Consumer Protection guidance, what must the agent do about the Commissioner?
Agency PracticeA WA sales representative posts a listing on social media without her agent knowing. Under section 62(1) of the Real Estate and Business Agents Act 1978, what applies?
Agency PracticeA WA sales representative, registered but not licensed, wants her business cards to say 'Senior Agent'. Is that title allowed?
Agency PracticeA WA agency designs a newspaper ad showing only a sales representative's photo and mobile number. What does WA guidance say the ad must also show to identify the agent?
Property MarketingA junior agent's representative at a Victorian agency writes a misleading listing without the principal seeing it. Under CAV guidance, who is responsible for the accuracy of the agency's advertising?
Agency PracticeTwelve groups inspect a Victorian rental advertised at $580 a week. The property manager tells them, 'Offering more rent will help your application.' What does CAV say?
Property ManagementA Victorian landlord wants a rental listing to read '$620β$660 per week' to test the market. How must the rent be advertised?
Property ManagementA past client emailed a Victorian agent: 'The sale was fine, though communication was slow.' The agent's website quotes it as: 'The sale was fine.' Is this acceptable?
Consumer ProtectionBefore listing a Geelong home, an agent digitally removes a large power pole and transformer from the front photo. Under CAV guidance, is this acceptable?
Property MarketingA Victorian agent's drone shot frames a house with the bay glittering behind it, captioned 'beachside living'. The beach is 3 km away and invisible from the house. How does CAV view this photo?
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