Humber Polytechnic (RECO-approved)
Humber Course 3 Exam Practice Questions
Exam 3: Additional Residential Real Estate Transactions
Course 3 takes the residential transaction into its other forms: condominiums, new construction, rural properties, multi-unit dwellings and residential leasing. Exam 3 is a three-hour invigilated theory exam.
129 questions in our bank are tagged to this exam.
Original learning scenario for this course
Independent practice with an explanation and course review link. This is not an official exam item, full mock, approved education or registration result.
A condominium study file has a marketing description but lacks the documents needed to assess the supplied condominium-specific obligations. Which learning approach is defensible?
- Treat the marketing description as proof of every obligation
- Use an unrelated commercial calculation as the missing document
- Identify the missing condominium information and review it through the applicable specialist transaction process
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Humber Course 3 Exam at a Glance
Reference source: RECO Learner Exam Handbook v1.2 December 2025 — common Ontario assessments, checked 2026-10-13. Exam format/fee and result reporting from the current linked RECO handbook; tuition must be confirmed separately. Study topics and samples are independent, not approved course delivery.
| Exam length / questions | 3 hours / 115 multiple-choice questions |
| Exam administrator | Meazure Learning — in-person or online-proctored booking |
| Exam attempt fee | CAD120 in linked RECO handbook; confirm current billing |
| Provider tuition | Confirm current provider quote; older Humber prices not reverified |
| Result reporting | Pass/fail; no numeric passing threshold inferred |
Study-topic map — confirm the current official outline
- 1.Introducing Residential Condominiums
- 2.Preparing to Sell Residential Condominiums
- 3.Completing Agreements of Purchase and Sale for Residential Condominiums
- 4.Transactions Involving New Construction
- 5.Transactions Involving Rural Properties
- 6.Transactions Involving Residential Multi-Unit Dwellings
- 7.Preparing to Lease Residential Real Properties
- 8.Preparing to Lease Residential Condominiums
- 9.Completing Agreements to Lease for Residential Tenancies
Practice questions for this exam
A rural home is heated with fuel oil stored in an underground tank. Under s. 7(4) of O. Reg. 213/01 (Fuel Oil) made under the Technical Standards and Safety Act, 2000, when may fuel oil be supplied to that tank?
Residential Trading
The seller of a rural home says his cousin, who owns a pump truck but has no registration, pumps out neighbours' septic tanks for a fee. Under s. 15.12 of the Building Code Act, 1992, what is required of a person in the business of servicing, cleaning or emptying sewage systems?
Residential Trading
A rural property has a new drilled well serving the house and an old dug well near the barn that nobody uses or maintains. What does the Wells Regulation (R.R.O. 1990, Reg. 903) require the owner to do with the old well?
Residential Trading
A rural property lies in an area where the local source protection plan under the Clean Water Act, 2006 designates a land use as restricted under s. 59. The buyer plans to construct a building for that use. What must the buyer obtain before building?
Residential Trading
A conservation authority issues a permit under s. 28.1 of the Conservation Authorities Act for a new house on a rural lot near a creek valley, valid for 24 months. The buyer asks whether it can be extended. Under O. Reg. 41/24, what applies?
Residential Trading
A buyer wants to build a detached two-car garage on a rural lot, about 25 metres from the edge of a wetland. Under O. Reg. 41/24 made under the Conservation Authorities Act, what applies to that location?
Residential Trading
A township passes a noise by-law. A rural homeowner asks whether it will stop the neighbouring orchard's propane bird-scare cannons, which are used as a normal farm practice. What does s. 6 of the Farming and Food Production Protection Act, 1998 provide?
Residential Trading
A buyer's offer on a rural home is conditional on a satisfactory well water test, and the seller suggests using the free Public Health Ontario laboratory test. What does that test check for?
Residential Trading
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Frequently Asked Questions
How long is Humber Exam 3?
RECO’s current linked handbook lists Exam 3 as 3 hours with 115 multiple-choice questions. Meazure Learning administers the common assessment for approved-provider learners; confirm your actual booking and accommodation conditions.
How much does Humber Exam 3 cost?
The linked RECO handbook lists CAD120 for one exam attempt. Provider tuition, retakes, registration and other charges are separate; confirm current billing with the responsible provider.
How many questions are on Humber Exam 3, and what is the pass mark?
The RECO handbook lists 115 questions for Exam 3. Results are reported as pass/fail without a numeric score; no numerical passing threshold is inferred from a website practice benchmark.