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more than $2,500 but less than $3,000

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personal property

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none of the above

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a loan made at the time of sale whose proceeds go to the seller

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5% but less than 6%

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injunction

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must maintain a minimun balance

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mineral rights

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see to it that the trust deed is recorded an names the lender as the beneficiary

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adequate financial arrangements to ensure completion of community recreational

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D
all of the abouve

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C
contractual relationship

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D
listing

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B
cost and expenses of sale, first trust dee, secound trust deed, balance to the trustor of sale

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B
$25,000.00

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C
an estate for years

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D
time and date of recording

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publishing a notice of intention to sell the property

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D
any of the above

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D
assurance that adequate provisions have been made for sewage disposal and flood control

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D
his neighbor, for removal of the encroachment on grounds of trespass

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encumbrances

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D
there may be only on estate existing in a life estate at the same time and under the same circumstances

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B
A lock-in clause

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D
it is the rate of interest specified in the promissory note

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C
he can purchase and own a home

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B
1,099 square feet

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D
none of the above

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C
lessor

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D
all of the above are correct

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C
structural pest control board

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D
all of the above

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D
any of the above

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C
unearned increment

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A

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B
define or state the problem

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B
income tax

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tenancy

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C
businesses are precluded from discrimination gainst customers by the unruh Civil rights Act and since a real estate office is a business, the broker cannot discriminate

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B
area

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B
painting a bedroom

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legacy

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quiet title action

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B
trustee

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d
all of the above are requirements of Article 7

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agency disclosure

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apartments

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$15,000

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be encumbered

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D
request trustee to record a notice of default

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county board of supervisors

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D

43,560 square feet 23,040 acres

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C
a loan of cast to an existing owner of real property to buy an automobile

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D
all of the above

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C
both a and b are correct statements

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D
dederal consumer credit protection act

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b
The seller

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an injunction

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B can do everything A can do

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is to be executed

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realists

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instruction by the selling real estate agent

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beneficiary

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D
360 feet

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the neighborhood in which the home is located

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D
3 years

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D
broker table can only collect the legal commission of 15% which is $1,125

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B
trustee and beneficiary

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demand by qualified buyers

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C
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nothing

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the seller could sue for liquidated damages, if the parties agreed to liquidated damages in the contract

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revocable

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investigate as required by real estate law

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incurable

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discharge all prior liens and encumbraces on the property

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C
a subdivision

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will

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joint tennancy

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25%

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25%

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a straight note

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the fees are collected to pay appraisal and credit report fees and any excess funds are immediately refunded to the borrower

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C
accusation

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D
joists

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D
the real estate commissioner has the power to create, amend, or repeal real estate laws when in the interest of the public welfare

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$130.00

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D
a deed

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each occupant in each unit has an estate in real property

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C
$220

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beneficiary, trustor

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the principal must pay money to the agent to create an agency relationship

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land held for future income

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D
all of the above

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C
the money left over after all commissions are subtracted from gross income

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C
reconciliation

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the right of a tenant farmer to harvest his or her crops even though the lease may have expired

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to appraise property

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lessor

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may not encumber the property in excess of the amount due on the contract

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C
$190,000

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B
leasehold estate in residential real property

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D
cash flow

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$400

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C
delinquent interest on unsecured loans

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B
promissory note

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D
long term loan taken out after construction

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net return

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take out loans

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tittle

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some contour is desirable in a residential subdivision

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straight line

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D
its is a security device

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primary evidence of a loan

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B
voidable

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C
listing agreement

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the secound property

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B
an unlocated easement given by the process of deed is considered invalid

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B
bilateral executory contract

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D
voidable

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C
an estate for years

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general

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a judgment

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subordination clause

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things immovable by law are considered personal property

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C
both a and b

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implies title has not been previously conveyed

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D
all of the above

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$32,000.00

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B
the commission will be paid to rose

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C
department of fair employment and housing

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secretary of state

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ostensible

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C
cal-vet

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C
two story house costs less

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D
institute a quiet title action

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D
his death would be classified as testate:however, any real property would have to be probated in whatever state it is located

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encumbrances

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recording a deed presumes delivery

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D
there is no notice required to terminate an estate at sufferance

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D
severalty

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C
the first statment is false and the second statement is true

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B
grant deed

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D
both

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obtain a extended coverage policy

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C
a contract where something remains to be done by one or both parites

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is a person authorized to legally act on behalf of another

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$437

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within 10 days

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a mortgage loan broker