Subject 4 — Real Estate Brokerage Regulations Outline (不動產經紀相關法規概要)
Real Estate Broker Ordinary Examination · Professional Subject · Essay + MCQ
Scope and exam format
Of the four professional subjects, this one sits closest to day-to-day practice. Topics span broker and agency practice rules, consumer-protection mechanisms, condominium administration, and rental housing regulations. Format is mixed essay + MCQ: MCQs target statutory details such as commission caps; essays often raise practical disputes for reasoned analysis.
Statutory detail is dense, with many penalty and timing requirements. Drilling MCQs is the most efficient way to commit the details to memory.
Frequently tested topics
- Real Estate Broking Management Act: broker vs sales agent qualifications, establishment and changes to broking agencies, commission cap (6% of total price), preparation and signing of the real estate disclosure statement, advertising controls
- Fair Trade Act: misleading advertising, false or misleading representations, restraint of competition and unfair competition
- Consumer Protection Act: mandatory and prohibited clauses in standard form contracts, contract review period, consumer dispute resolution
- Condominium Administration Act: condominium ownership, common areas, agreed exclusive use, organisation of the management committee, by-laws and their effect
- Rental Housing Market Development and Regulation Act: rental management agents and sublease operators, registration of rental housing service providers, mandatory and prohibited clauses for lease contracts
- Real estate disclosure statement — mandatory and prohibited contents: title status, disclosure of defects, mandatory disclosure of sea-sand / radiation / stigmatised property information
Study approach
The defining feature of this subject is dense detail: the basis for calculating commission caps, contract review period days, penalty amounts, the specific items inside mandatory disclosure lists — all are favourite MCQ targets. Use the app to drill these specific numbers and statutory items until recall is automatic.
The disclosure statement sits at the intersection of statute and practice — memorise both the mandatory contents list and the prohibited contents list and you score directly on both MCQs and essays. For the Condominium and Rental Housing Acts, structure notes around three axes: organisation, contract, penalties.
Free Practice Questions
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Regarding advertising and sales by real estate brokerage firms under the Real Estate Broking Management Act, which statement is correct?
Why: Under Article 21 of the Real Estate Broking Management Act, advertising copy must be signed by a broker designated by the brokerage; Article 29 imposes fines of NT$60,000–300,000 for violations. The commission agreement is with the principal (not the buyer); false advertising triggers damages liability, not loss-compensation; failure to state the brokerage name carries the same NT$60,000–300,000 fine.
In which situation may an injured party request compensation from the National Federation of Real Estate Agency Associations?
Why: Under Article 26 of the Real Estate Broking Management Act, when brokerage personnel cause harm intentionally or negligently, the brokerage is liable, and the injured party may claim against the operating guaranty deposit; if insufficient, the National Federation pays the shortfall. Non-attributable causes carry no liability, and the Federation owes nothing for acts by unlicensed operators.
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