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Sample Examination Questions Level 2 ward in Introduction to Residential Property Management Practice (England & Wales) Unit 1: Health and Safety, Security and General Law (RLPM1) Unit 2: ustomer Service within the Property Sector (SPS1) Unit 3: Introduction to Residential Property Letting Practice (IRPLP) Unit 4: Introduction to Residential Property Management Practice (IRPMP) Note: In your examinations each unit will be assessed separately. LL QUESTIONS REMIN THE PROPERTY OF PROPERTYMRK QULIFITIONS N MUST NOT E REPROUE IN NY FORM Page 1 of 5

Question 1 You are alone in the office and already dealing with a customer when another enters the shop, what should you do? Try to deal with more than one customer at the same time sk them to come back in 10 minutes cknowledge them as soon as possible and say you will be with them shortly Ignore them until you have finished with your current customer Question 2 When advertising a property, which of the following MUST appear with the property description? t least one external and internal photograph etails of the current tenants and when their tenancy ends The Energy Performance ertificate rating graph The room measurements or a floorplan Question 3 Which of the following is the MOST effective way of obtaining relevant and accurate information from a customer? sking open questions until you feel you have everything you need to know sk their name, contact number and email address Make sure you type everything into your computer system e very polite and do not ask too many questions Question 4 If you do not have the appropriate knowledge to assist a customer, what should you do: Tell them you don t know the answer Refer them to the most appropriate member of staff or take their details and ask a senior member to contact them sk them to call back later Try to make up something that sounds plausible Question 5 How can you ensure that client files are useful to your agency? Store files alphabetically in filing cabinets Type the information rather than hand write it Scan everything onto your computer system Follow a procedure for an accurate and complete filing system ONTINUE OVER Page 2 of 5

Question 6 What is essential to confirm before you arrange viewing appointments on a property? The agency's commission has been agreed You have confirmed it is owned by the person who has instructed you to let it Whether the applicant has children/pets or is a smoker That you have logged the appointment against your name in the system Question 7 Your agency has conducted a number of viewings at a property and most applicants have commented about the lack of parking facilities. What should you do? Explain it has not been an issue for the current tenant / landlord Suggest other roads or carparks where they could park Feed the comments back to the landlord so they are aware of the situation o nothing because they are all time-wasters anyway Question 8 The onsumer Protection from Unfair Trading Regulations 2008 ensure that agents: Only market a property once the terms of business have been signed Give accurate, truthful information to clients and have a transparent fee structure o not erect marketing boards on 'fake' properties Provide the EP graph along with their marketing details of the property Question 9 If there is a shortage of property to let and a high demand for rented accommodation for tenants, which of the following is true: Rents are likely to fall Rents are likely to rise The lengths of ssured Shorthold Tenancies are likely to increase It will be difficult to find tenants Question 10 Portable electrical appliances should be checked annually because: It confirms they are still present It checks they are being properly maintained by the tenants Fire safety regulations require it to be done There is a legal requirement on the landlord to ensure the appliances are safe ONTINUE OVER Page 3 of 5

Question 11 With tenancies starting from 1st. October 2015 legislation requires working smoke detectors to be fitted: On all floors in let accommodation Only in houses of multiple occupation Only in accommodation above ground level Only in accommodation with gas or solid fuel heaters or boilers Question 12 It is necessary to carry out referencing of potential tenants to: The local authority can set the level of rent onfirm their identity Make sure they will look after the premise heck they are non smokers Question 13 When a House in Multiple Occupation (HMO) is licensed: The local authority can set the level of rent Local authority approval of potential occupants is required There will be extra requirements relating to managing agents The owner must appoint an RL member firm to collect the rents Question 14 landlord will be considered an overseas landlord for tax purposes if? They elect to be so They own a residence abroad o not hold a current UK passport re out the country for a sic months or more as a total in any tax year Question 15 The intention of keeping a client account is to? Minimise the agents bank charges Facilitate auditing id the agents cash flow Ensure the bank cannot take clients money held if the agency becomes insolvent ONTINUE OVER Page 4 of 5

Question 16 oes a landlord have any legal responsibilities to repair their property? No Yes Only if the landlord manages the property Only if the property is managed by the agent Question 17 Which of the following must be taken into consideration whether a tenant has looked after the property? Fair wear and tear The age of the premises The length of the tenancy Whether the premises are furnished or unfurnished Question 18 Health and Safety legislation requires all employers to provide which ONE of the following? Mobile phones for use when visiting a property for letting lear information and training employees nominate room for administrating first aid Security guards for the premises Question 19 Which of the following accidents MUST be recorded in a letting agent s accident book? Only those where the person needed to go to hospital Only those where management think it s appropriate ll of them Only those where a compensation claim may arise Question 20 If you are required to work with display screen equipment (SE), you must be provided with? chair arm rest n eye test every year Protective glasses and subdued lighting Equipment meeting certain minimum standards EN Page 5 of 5