• Shuffle
    Toggle On
    Toggle Off
  • Alphabetize
    Toggle On
    Toggle Off
  • Front First
    Toggle On
    Toggle Off
  • Both Sides
    Toggle On
    Toggle Off
  • Read
    Toggle On
    Toggle Off
Reading...
Front

Card Range To Study

through

image

Play button

image

Play button

image

Progress

1/86

Click to flip

Use LEFT and RIGHT arrow keys to navigate between flashcards;

Use UP and DOWN arrow keys to flip the card;

H to show hint;

A reads text to speech;

86 Cards in this Set

  • Front
  • Back

A buyer's broker has a client interested in buying a parcel of land that is presently listed with another brokerage. The buyer broker has a duty to:

Obtain the lowest price for the buyer

Obtain the highest price for the seller


Negotiate the best deal for both parties


obtain the best deal for the brokerage company




A mortgage loan that calls for payments of interest only until the loan matures is called

Term loan

Amortized loan


Purchase-money loan


Installment loan




On a settlement sheet, what is usually true

Seller debuted for pre-paid insurance


Seller credited for interest to date


Buyer credited for unpaid taxes


Buyer credited for pre-paid insurance

The use of a property that was lawful at the time of enactment but is now in violation of a zoning regulation is an example of:



Nonconforming use

Exclusionary zoning


Variance


Spot-zoning






Which of the following is not a duty of a property manager to the owner?

Maintain current rent comps

Maintain current sales comps


Determine the vacancy rate in the area


Maintain records of expenses for 5 years




Seller Stu and Buyer Andy have signed and executed a proper sales contract that contains no prohibitions. If buyer Andy wants to transfer his rights under the contract to a third party, Andy should exercise?

Subrogation


Subordination


Assignment


Attachment



When a salesperson and broker are in court to settle a dispute this would most likely be called:

Mediation


Arbitration


Litigation


Interpleader

The value placed on land and building by a governmental unit for use in levying annual real estate taxes is called the

Assessed value


Market value


Appraised value


Economic value

Notice of foreclosure under Deed of Trust is given by whom?

Trustor


Trustee


Beneficiary


Sheriff




A contract has been signed but title has not yet passed. This is called

Executed


Executory


Recorded


Estopped

A property produces an income of $10000 per year. Management expenses are $700 annually. Monthly heating costs are $92. If the property is valued at $80000, what is the owner's approximate overall capitalization rate?

7 %


8%


10%


14%

Which best describes fiduciary duty?

Fair and adequate compensation


Diligence and care to a client


Convenience to a client


Convenience to a customer

The most effective appraisal method to use when appraising a church would be

Income


Cost


Highest and best use


Market



You own a duplex and rent one unit. Which of the following is true?

-you may deduct the expenses from both


-you may deduct the expenses only for the rented one


-you may deduct the expenses only for the unit owner occupied


-you may not deduct the expenses for either unit

a house with a basement apartment that rents for $500 per month, due on the first of the month, is sold. If closing is on November 19, of the following statements about proration of the current month's rent is correct?

the buyer owes the seller $200


the buyer owes the seller $300


the seller owes the buyer $200


the seller owes the buyer $300

when a wraparound is created who is responsible for the underlying loans?

vendee


vendor


trustee


beneficiary





Wilma sells her property for $60,000. Commission is 7% and closing costs are figured to be $4000. What is the net to the seller at close of escrow?

51,800


55,800


56,000


58,000

a listing agreement must be signed by the

owner


owner and salesperson


salesperson


buyer

J purchases and individual cooperative housing unit with a large down payment, J will receive all of the following except

a proprietary lease


shares of stock


corporate bylaws


a special warranty deed

a parcel of property that measures 1/2 mile by 1/2 mile is equal to:

160 acres


320 acres


a half section


a township



the HUD 1 form must be used in which of the following at close of escrow?

home purchase with seller financing


home purchase with conventional financing


home purchase for cash


home purchase by assumption

requirements for conveying title to real property include

delivery of the deed


recording of the deed


signing of the deed by the lender


acknowledging of the deed by the grantee

in order for a junior lien to have priority, the primary lienholder would sign which of the following

subrogation


defeasance


subordination


habendum



a licensee is required to disclose the presence of lead-based paint if the property was built before

1988


1978


1989


1992

when can an owner of a single family residence depreciate the property for tax purposes?

when the property is sold


if it is owner occupied


if the property is a rental


if it is held for 27 1/2 years

what type of listing would give the broker least protection



net


exclusive right to sell


exclusive agency


open



on a closing statement, the amount of cash a buyer needs to close a real estate transaction is best defined as the

buyer's total debits (charges subtracted from the sellers' total credits


buyer's total credits subtracted from the buyer's total debits (charges)


seller's equity


purchase price, less any financing costs, plus the buyer's and the seller's total expenses

on a closing statement, the amount of cash a buyer needs to close a real estate transaction is best defined as the

buyer's total debits (charges) subtracted from the seller's total credits


buyer's total credits subtracted from the buyer's total debits


seller's equity


purchase price, less any financing costs, plus the buyer's and the seller's total expenses

RESPA would cover which of the following loans?

commercial


1-4 plex residential


apartment building


vacant industrial land

in suing the cost approach of appraisal all of the following would be considered in determining the replacement cost except:

comparative survey


replacement cost


depreciation


capitalization rate for that type of investment

what are considered to be the four elements of value in appraisal?

land, capital, profit, labor


location, profit, desire, highest and best use


location, situs, labor, profit


demand, scarcity, utility, transferability



a handicapped person is leasing a house that requires modification. which of the following is true about the modifications?

the lessor may forbid handicapped modifications


the lessor can require the lessee to reasonably restore the property at the end of the lease


the lessor must pay for the modifications


the lessor can increase the rent due to the risk of the handicapped person

which is the annual rate of interest on a 52,200 loan if the first semiannual interest payment is 3,524?

11-3/4%


13-1/2%


14-1/4%


15-3/4%

a property has an appraised value of 50,000. a loan is granted on the property for 75% of its appraised value. the loan is spread over 25 years at an interest rate of 9% per year. if the amount paid toward the principal is to remain constant throughout the life of the loan, what is the first monthly payment?

125


281


406


500

when a person takes over the rights of a previous adverse possessor, it is known as

tacking on


sub-letting


prescription


license

a lease that provides for periodic increases of rent at regular intervals is called a

graduated lease


percentage lease


yearly lease


net lease

regarding residential owner occupied property, which of the following would normally be deduction on a Federal Income Tax return?

insurance


principal payment


loan interest


routine maintenance

a type of loan where the mortgagee pays the mortgagor of the property a monthly income is called?

reverse annuity


open-end


flexible loan


blanket morgage

which of the following would a broker not give in a normal real estate transaction?

closing costs


abstract of title and opinion


fiduciary services


pro formula

regarding closing statements, debit is

a proration


an adjustment for an expense paid outside of closing


an expense


a refund

a husband owner property that was inherited from his uncle before marriage. after marriage, the husband sells the property, which of the following is true?

signature of the wife is not required.


signature of wife is required because the property is owned by the community


the wife must sign a disclaimer deed before the husband can sell


the husband cannot sell without the wife's permission

if a listing contract contains the clause "time is of the essence"the agent must deliver an offer to the seller?

within 24 hours


within 48 hours


as soon as possible


upon request

a buyer enters into an agreement that gives him the opportunity to buy for an agreed upon price and terms, but not the obligation. the buyer has entered into a

sale leaseback


right of first refusal


lease


option

which if the transactions would not be covered by regulation Z?

FHA loans


home loan in excess of 207,000


non-real estate loans up to 25,000


seller carryback financing



RESPA would provide for all of the following except

good faith estimate


HUD booklet


a limit on loan points


restriction on kickbacks

a broker relationship to a seller most likely be

general


special


implied


ostensible

you build a 150,000 house in a 50,000 area. the builder forgets to install closets in the house. the lack of closets is best defined as which of the following?

principal of regression


physical depreciation


functional obsolescence


economic depreciation



a portion of a deed that indicates what the grantee will "have and hold" is called?

estoppel clause


fee simple clause


granting clause


habendum clause

who could not write a purchase contract?

escrow officer


attorney


for sale by owner


business broker

a salesperson shows 3 houses to a potential buyer and later says , "this is the best deal you can get, I'd take it if I were you". what type of agency was most likely created?

expressed


implied


exclusive


exclusive agency

what is the effect of a counter offer on the original offer?

amendment


rejection


continuation


limitation

once a purchase contract is signed, the purchaser is said to have what kind of title?

equitable


legal


marketable


adverse

K and R bought a house as tenants in common. If K dies, which of the following statements is correct about ownership of the house?

it automatically becomes tenancy in severalty


it is divided, with 50% held by R and 50% to K's estate


R holds fee simple ownership in K's share of the property


R holds a life estate ownership in K's share of the property

a property drawn property management agreement would include all of the following except?

legal description of the property


management fees


manager's duties


duration of term

A makes an offer to B. B makes a counter offer back to A. who is the offeree?

A


B


A and B


neither A nor B

a lot 100 ft x 100 ft has a 25 ft setback in the front, a 30 ft setback in the rear, and 10 ft side yard setback. what is the buildable area?

1800 sq ft


3600 sq ft


4500 sq ft


10, 000 sq ft

the proper entry on a closing statement regarding the property taxes, which have not been prepaid, would

credit the broker and debit the seller


credit the buyer and debit the assessor


debit the seller and credit the buyer


debit the buyer and credit the seller

what is the fine for the first violation of the federal fair housing laws?

5,000


10,000


15,000


2,000

an owner sells a property on which a farmer lives and works, as a tenant. when the property is sold, who gets the cops?

the seller


the buyer


the farmer


no one

property A is encroaching on property B. property B waits too long to take any action. if property A obtains an easement it would most likely be?

necessity


prescription


in gross


implied

Q offers to buy T's house for 120,000 with a 20,000 down payment. the balance is to be paid by way of a three-year contract for deed with interest at 12% per year. if monthly payments are interest only, how much simple interest will Q pay during the term of the contract?

4,000


12,000


28,000


36,000

when a listing is taken the owner says he wants to net 20,000 upon closing.an offer comes in that will net the owner 15,000, what should the broker do?

present the offer


not present the offer


broker should make a counter offer


broker may accept the offer

what would an advantage to the lessee in a net lease?

lessee could deduct mortgage interest on his income taxes


lessee could deduct property taxes on his income taxes


lessee could deduct building depreciation on his income taxes


lessee would not pay utilities

L owns an 8 unit apartment building and lives in one of the units. L has a strict set of rules for L's units. in this situation. according fo the federal fair housing amendment od 1988, L may enforce the rule which states



no pets allowed including seeing eye dogs and support animals


the security deposit will increase an additional 100 for each child under 16 years of age


rentals are only for married couples with children


handicapped tenants who modify their units must agree o restore the premises at their own expense at end of tenancy

a minority buyer asked to see a type of house in a certain area. you should do which of the following

show him several houses in all areas


how him houses only in that one area


ignore his request


mainly concentrate in minority areas

if a loan is assumed, what happens to the ALTA policy?

must buy a new policy


policy is cancelled


still in effect


policy is optional

the increase in the cap rate causes value to

decrease


increase


remain the same


stabilize



if a 17 year old person enters into a contract to purchase real property, the contract is

voidable by the seller


unenforceable by either the buyer or the seller


void because the buyer is a minor


voidable by the buyer

A lists his property with a broker. A buyer tells the broker that he is also buying the two properties next door and tells the broker not to tell the seller. which of the following is true

the broker may not tell the seller because it was told in confidence


it would be the broker's decision


the broker would be obligated to tell the seller due to the fiduciary relationship


the buyer may take legal action against the broker if he discloses



a mortgage lien is released from the records when

the mortgage is duly recorded


recording a reconveyance deed


recording the satisfaction of mortgage


the loan is fully repaid

after gathering all appraisal data, the appraiser would

determine highest and best use


correlate the data


average all three approaches


establish gross rent multiplier

Lue sells a property to Bud under an oral agreement for 100,000. Bud pays Lou 50,000 and agrees to pay 25,000 each year for two years. Bud makes substantial improvements in the property and makes the first 25,000 payment on time. one month before the final 25,000 payment is due, Lou declares the contract to be void. in this case, which of the following statements is correct

the contract can be overturned as long as it is done before the last payment is made


the contract can be overturned because it was oral


the contract cannot be overturned because the statute of limitations has expired


the contract cannot be overturned due to the actions of the parties

the legal capacity of a person to enter into a real estate contract is affected by all of the following except

age


sobriety


literacy


mental incompetence

familiar status as defined by the federal fair housing act as amended in 1988 includes

any person residing with a parent or guardian


families with children under the age of 18


families with dependent children regardless of their age


families that consist of at least one person 55 years of older

1866 civil rights act prohibits discrimination by

race


race, religion


race, religion, sex


race, religion, sex and national origin

when a tenant moves out because the landlord will not maintain the property in a livable manner, this is called

constructive eviction


actual eviction


forcible detainer


writ of restitution

at a general meeting of a broker's trade association, several members begin talking about fees and business practices. this sort of activity could be considered?

a violation of the sherman anti-trust act


activity prohibited by the better business bureau


an appropriate activity with the association


a good way for brokers to learn about the different practices of other companies

standard title insurance policy would be for the benefit of

grantee


grantor


beneficiary


trustee

which of the following processes is not part of a deed of trust foreclosure?

constructive notice


90 day reinstatement period


notice to all listed creditors


deed of reconveyance

two real estate licensees have a dispute that is handled outside the court. it is

arbitration


lis pendens


litigation


interpleader

a mortgage that covers a number of parcels of real estate property and that may provide for the separate sale of each parcel is

a blanket mortgage


an open-end mortgage


a wraparound mortgage


a partially amortized mortgage



a broker lists a property with provisions for subagency. another broker accepts the term of the listing broke's offer to cooperate. the cooperating broker is acting as

agent to the buyer


agent to the seller


subagent to the seller


not an agent of either party





place the liens in priority highest to lowest

property taxes, assessments, IRS


IRS, property taxes, assessments


IRS, assessments, property taxes


property taxes, IRS, assessments

who gives instructions to sign the deed of reconveyance?

trustee


beneficiary


mortgagee


mortgagor

in a closing statement, a carryback is a

debit to buyer and seller


credit to buyer and seller


credit to buyer


debit to buyer

a management agreement between an owner and an agent states that the management fee will be 7% of the first 200,000 of the annual gross collected rent and 8% of the collected rent that exceeds that amount. if last year's gross rent collection totaled 222,500, the management fee was

15,800


16,688


7,575


17,800