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a bill of sale

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title

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you, the buyer

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both

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30 days

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$750

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requires a title insurance company not only to charge for a report, but also to make a sincere effort to collect

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vacant land

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subtract the cost of removing the worthless building from the current value of the lot

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in exchange for cash

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$20,000

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economic life

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secret profit

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a written summary of the chain of title

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the division of the total commission that comes to a brokerage between the broker and a salesperson

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4,000 square feet

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set the proportional assessment the property owner will pay on

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net effect on income

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valid

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contract of money

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FHA

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the receiver of title is called the grantee

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an estate for years

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obtain the written consent of the seller

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endorsement

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net listings are encouraged in california, because they avoide conflicts of interest in the agency relationship

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anything that effects or limits or burdens the title to property

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$97,100

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the interest paid on the loan

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outside dimensions of a house

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10%

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a recorded deed is presumed delivered and accepted

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exclusive agent for the buyer informing buyer that the seller will accept lss

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three months after a notice of default is recorded

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$67,826

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the promissory note is the instrument used to bring a deficiency action to court

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pprinciple of progression

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both b and c

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which of the following dimmensions is equivalent to an acre?

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all of the above


180' x 242'
1/640 of a section
43,560 square feet

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a corporation leasing 3 or more of its own properties

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a negotiable insturment

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assume the trust deed an note

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tort

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the property has already been sold and the escrow has closed

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land contract

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contract of pledge

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a wall with no windows or doors

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all of the above

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torrens title insurance

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loan funds on new construction and better type properties

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management costs

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it should be considered prior to remodeling

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return the deposit to the buyer

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assessed value

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based on capitalization of net income

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a sovereign grant

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limited partnership

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a court proceeding to sever a joint ownership

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a loan of cash to an existing owner of real property to buy an automobile

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no further notice is required because he has complied with both laws governing subdvided lands

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purchase price

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worth

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trustor

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1991

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never

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all of the above

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for the benefit of the trustor and the beneficiary

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notify the buyer and sell and obtain written insturctions as which report to use

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a liability

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o

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a property tax bill for real property

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dominant tenement

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department of fair employment and housing

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functional obsolescence

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5 acres

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a section contains one square mile

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lessee

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private lenders

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unruh civil rights act

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dividing the verified sales price of the property by the gross monthly rental

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sections 12,24,14,11 and 23`

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signs the note as maker

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tittle VIII, civil rights act of 1968

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selling price of comparable residences

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is shorter than its physical life

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reporduction

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99 years

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theory of surplus productivity

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any of the above

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the uniform commercial code

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the lien period has expired

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16-2/3%

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rent

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in community property

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an encroachment

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3 days

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a unilateral rescission

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in severalty

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ajoinment at there borders by the dominant and servient tenement

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vallid

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make sure that conditions an terms are met prior to the settlement of the transaction

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must disclose the planned freeway whether the prospect asks or does not ask

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date of recording

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Cal-Vet Financing

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four months

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political obsolescence

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U.S Rectangular survey

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segregate

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length of residency in california

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be given to the client

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none of the above

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appurentance

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estate for years

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D
the listing broker

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percentage lease based on the gross income with a minimum rental guarantee and the lessee to pay the taxes

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investigate as the law requires

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need not be recorded to convey title

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an outline of porcedures by which an office operates

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all of the above

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zoning limitations

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consideration

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land contract

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closely aligned pillars inside of a store

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stock in a mutual water company

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provide evidence of the change of title or transfer of interest

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fraudulent misrepresentation

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anchor bolt

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$147.000

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appraisers

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the broker who is the procuring cause

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utility, scarcity, demand, and transferability

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he acts in excess of the terms of his contract

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tenants in common

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the institute of real estate management

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a contract to offer to sell

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leverage

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be color blind

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broker and seller for using fraudulent statements

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trustor

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vacancy factor

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the desirability and usefulness of the porperty are such that it would be easily marketable at the asked price

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homesteading

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no, water company stock runs with the land

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none of the above

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april 15

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D
none of the above

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buyer

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principal of substitution