California Real Estate Practice Exam

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Who has the authority to promulgate reasonable rules and regulations in California Real Estate?

The California Commissioner of Real Estate
The California Governor
The Federal Government
The United States Congress

The correct answer is: The California Commissioner of Real Estate

The correct answer is the California Commissioner of Real Estate. This individual is specifically granted the authority to establish and enforce rules and regulations governing real estate practices within the state. The Commissioner operates under the California Department of Real Estate and has the responsibility to ensure compliance with state laws related to real estate transactions, licensing, and the conduct of real estate professionals. The other options lack the specific role or jurisdiction in relation to California real estate. The California Governor, while a significant figure in state governance, does not directly regulate real estate practices. The Federal Government and the United States Congress may create overarching laws affecting real estate on a national scale, but they do not have authority to craft state-specific regulations or oversee local real estate practices.