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A contract is...

A legally enforceable agreement to do (or not do) some specific thing.

The Statute of Frauds requires ______________________ for _____________________.

This requires contracts to be written and signed by all parties in order to be enforceable.

In terms of contracts, someone who is


competant is...

A legally capable person is considered ________________ to enter a contract.

These persons are automatically considered incompetent.

Persons under the age of 18 are...

Contracts signed by incompetents are voidable by __________________ unless signed by the legal guardian.

Contracts signed by incompetents are voidable by the incompetent, unless ___________________.

What is a meeting of the minds?

All parties must agree to all terms.

What is Valid Consideration?

Money or other valuables (such as labor or love) considered in a contract.

What is a Legal Object?

The Purpose of a contract is called...

What is an expressed contract?

A contract in which all terms have been stated (verbally on written).

What is an implied contract?

A contract that is understood through the actions or conduct of the parties.

What is an executed contract?

A contract in which all terms have been fulfilled.

What is an executory contract?

A contract in which all terms have not yet been fulfilled.

A signed purchase contract is an example of a ______________________.

______________________ is an example of an


executory contract.

Listings, purchase contracts, and leases are


examples of _____________ contracts.

Three examples of bilateral contracts are:

Under a bilateral contract.......

Two parties exchange promises to one another in this sort of contract.

In a unilateral contract.....

One party promises to another, in order to induce action in the other.

A contract of the form "IF x a's, then y will b" is an example of a ______________ contract.

A unilateral contract takes the form:

A valid contract must contain these elements:

Competent parties, valid consideration, offer and acceptance, and a legal object must be present for a contract to be ___________.

A void or invalid contract is...

A contract that is not enforceable by law is...

A contract which is missing one of the essential elements may be.....

A voidable contract is one in which.....

An illusory contract is one which is...

A contract that is worded loosely or vaguely is...

A written employment contract that appoints the broker as the seller's agent for the purpose of finding a buyer is a __________________.

A written employment contract that appoints the __________ as the ___________'s agent for the


purpose of _____________ is a listing agreement.

Listings are __________________ agreements.




(bilateral or unilateral?)

Bilateral.

In an open listing, the broker will be paid.....

In an _________________, the broker will be paid only if he finds a buyer.

Open listings often do not have a ___________________________.

___________ listings often do not have an


expiration date.

In an ____________________ listing, the broker will be paid as long as the seller does not find his own buyer.

In an exclusive agency listing, the broker will be paid as long as ______________________________.

In an ____________________________ listing, the broker will be paid no matter who finds the buyer.

In an exclusive right to sell listing, the broker will be paid __________________________________.

In a multiple listing.....

Brokers pool their inventory in a _______________________ service.

In _______________________, the seller agrees to keep a specified amount of proceeds, and the broker keeps any excess.

A net listing is when...

An option listing is when..

When a broker holds an option on a property, it is called an....

A written employment contract in which a buyer hires a broker to locate and acquire property is called a ________________________.

A Buyer Brokerage Agreement is...

All listings, property management agreements, and buyer brokerage


agreements must contain a definite __________________________.

These three sorts of contracts must have a


definite expiration date.

This prohibits any anti-competitive practices between or amongst brokerages.

The Sherman Anti-Trust Act does this...

According to the Sherman Anti-Trust Act, brokers may not...

According to ______________________, brokers cannot agree to fixed commissions, make a consumer think commissions are non-negotiable, divide the market into monopolized regions, or boycott other companies' listings.

In Arizona, a broker may only file a lien for unpaid commissions on ____________________ properties.

In Arizona, a broker may only ___________________________________ on


commercial properties.