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voluntary alienation

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description of the physical property

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all of the above

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Department of Veterans Affairs

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equal ownership inerests

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an outline of the procedures under which an office operates

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board of supervisors

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all of the above

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r3

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gross rental minus operating expenses minus payments on principal and interest

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tort

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appraising

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D
none of the above

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D
a blind ad

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C
writ of execution

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fingerprinted for the department of real estate

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new properties

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pro rata

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B
$200,000

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D
both d and c are correct

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D
lessor

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valid

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B
in a foreclosure sale the priority of a holder of a mechanic's lien over a holder of a trust deed or mortgage lien would be established by the date and time of recording of the respective liens

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information about a deed of trust with mia as trustor

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quiet enjoyment

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a temporary loan made on a borrower's equity in his or her home

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reproduction cost

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availability of interested buyers

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obtain a statement from each tenant as to the amount of rent he pays

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long term loan taken out after construction

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none of the above

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in any of the above ways

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history of payments on the note

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estate in fee

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estate in fee

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there is no penalty

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any of the above

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D
sales

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fee simple defeasible

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all of the following

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metes and bounds

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an estate for years

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trustor

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its bundaries are rang and township lines

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an employee of a corporation buying property

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eminent domain

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it would be actual fraud

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the availabilty of loan funds

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signatures from both the lessor and the lessee

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D
all of the above

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B
contract of conveyance

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C
zoning ordinance vary from city to city: however, the symbol R-3 generally refers to recreational use of property

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$56.25

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the amount of two months rent

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the maker of the note

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unilateral act and its legal consequences

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chain of title

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adverse possession

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acquisition

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producing the greatest net return on the investment over a given period of time

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there is a valid lease, as lessee had moved in and paid 2 months rent

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no the close of escrow

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two years

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a variable interest rate loan

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tender

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the bank could obtain a deficiency judgment against the father

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floor joists and ceiling joists

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$50,000

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voidable

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the brokers name

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trustee

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D
bearing walls sagging beyond a 30 degree angle is an example of physical dererioration-inucrable

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D
any of the above

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economic obsolenscence

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$2,400

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the local tax assessor appraises all real property in the county for the purpose of setting the assesseed value

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maxumum interest obtainable

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foreclosure by trustte's sale to recorver the 5 grandq

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8 board feet

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a loan recorded after a first trust deed

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mortgage

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promissory note

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B
5 acres

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both a and b

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trust funds

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hip roof

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highest and best use

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trustor

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profit and loss statement

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health department

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lender

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estate in fee

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140 feet

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comon ownership

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a definite expiration date

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40 acres

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all of the above

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a chain grocery store

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beneficiary

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structural pest control board

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1/6 of a section

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D
fictitious deed of trust

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worth

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insurance company

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may bring court action against the community estate

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I divided by R = V

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c and w have tennancy in common

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a deed of trust

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completely and fully performed

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all of the above

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death or insanity of either party after acceptance

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D
all of the above are correct statements

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an agreement not to record

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homestead

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promissory note

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renting the property

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D
any of these

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VA

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$4.60

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a document being executed by a corporation of which he is an employee but he has no personal interest in the transaction

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D
40

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360 days

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buyer

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financial arrangements to insure the completion of community facilities

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D
live on the property

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department of fair employment and housing

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an expense of sale

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D
all of the above

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B
the proportion of tax to be paid by the property owner

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$20,780

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deceased

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multiply the principal by 0.0006

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D
listing

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in any of the above ways

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novation

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sole plate

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$18,229.86

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expiration of time period of escrow

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zoning regulations

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the first statement is true and the secound statement is false

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2 miles square

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B
would make an increase in your adjusted cost basis

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D
bringing a court action

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forgery

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streets and canals

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25%

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he can pay more than $118,000 and use his G.I. benefits but must pay cash for the excess above the &118,000

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erosion

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may be deducted from his taxes

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principal