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94 Cards in this Set
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With what type of estate is the phrase " of indefinate duration"
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Estate of inheretance
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an easement may NOT be terminated by revocation of the owner of the serviant tennant
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true
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What is the difference between real property taxes and assesment bonds
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assesment bonds are used for local improvements only
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California sales tax applies to
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tangible and personal property
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j gets hurt in s pool if j obtained a judgement against s for 2,500 it would be
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A general lien
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A licence differs from an easement in the fact that a licence
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can be revoked
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A corperation cannot hold title to real property as a joint tennant because
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of its perpetial existance
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Under a tennancy in common
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theyre must be a unity of possesion
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which of the following is an important condition in the exercise of Eminant Domain
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The proposal must be public and compensation must be paid
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A prudent buyer in a subdivision would most likely choose a home in the center of the tract
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True
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Homestaed exceptions
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will have the least effect on property taxes in a community
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the unadujusted basis of a taxpayers property is best defined as
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original cost of aquisition
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in the appraisal of property , the principal of substitution would apply to
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every approach
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the easiest method for an appraiser to use when calculating the replacement cost of an improvement would be
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comparitave unit method
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An appraiser using the Land Residual approach is attempting to determine
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Land value
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An appraiser is employed to advise an apartment owner of the economic feasibility of construction of a swimming pool. he would use the principal of
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contribution
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An appraiser is employed to advise an apartment owner of the economic feasibility of construction of a swimming pool. he would use the principal of
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contribution
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An appraiser is employed to advise an apartment owner of the economic feasibility of construction of a swimming pool. he would use the principal of
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contribution
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When intrest rates go up and the income of a property is fixed, the capitolized value of the property will
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decrease
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When intrest rates go up and the income of a property is fixed, the capitolized value of the property will
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decrease
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_____________is the method most appraisers would be least concerned with in land value
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Gross multiplier method
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When intrest rates go up and the income of a property is fixed, the capitolized value of the property will
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decrease
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_____________is the method most appraisers would be least concerned with in land value
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Gross multiplier method
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thw owner has a 100 unit apartment house_____________________
would not be deductible from the gross income in determining net income. |
wages for part time gardners and matienence personel
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_____________is the method most appraisers would be least concerned with in land value
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Gross multiplier method
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if an appraiser was appraiseing a property buily on 1910 he would use __________________
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todays cost of reproduction
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thw owner has a 100 unit apartment house_____________________
would not be deductible from the gross income in determining net income. |
wages for part time gardners and matienence personel
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thw owner has a 100 unit apartment house_____________________
would not be deductible from the gross income in determining net income. |
wages for part time gardners and matienence personel
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the value of income producing property is usually dependent upon
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Capitolization of future net income
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in order to arrive at an effective gross income for rental properties , an appraiser should deduct _______________ from gross income
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vacancies and collection losses
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if an appraiser was appraiseing a property buily on 1910 he would use __________________
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todays cost of reproduction
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if an appraiser was appraiseing a property buily on 1910 he would use __________________
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todays cost of reproduction
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Improved value is
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market value of land and improvements
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the value of income producing property is usually dependent upon
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Capitolization of future net income
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the value of income producing property is usually dependent upon
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Capitolization of future net income
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in doing a study for residential developement , everything should be considered except
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specific data related to the proposed project
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in order to arrive at an effective gross income for rental properties , an appraiser should deduct _______________ from gross income
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vacancies and collection losses
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in order to arrive at an effective gross income for rental properties , an appraiser should deduct _______________ from gross income
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vacancies and collection losses
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from an appraisal standpoint, market value is most closely related to
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market price
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Improved value is
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market value of land and improvements
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productivity is a direct function of
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value
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functional utility in a dwelling is dependent upon
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the desires of its occupants
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Improved value is
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market value of land and improvements
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in doing a study for residential developement , everything should be considered except
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specific data related to the proposed project
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from an appraisal standpoint, market value is most closely related to
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market price
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in doing a study for residential developement , everything should be considered except
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specific data related to the proposed project
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productivity is a direct function of
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value
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from an appraisal standpoint, market value is most closely related to
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market price
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functional utility in a dwelling is dependent upon
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the desires of its occupants
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productivity is a direct function of
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value
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functional utility in a dwelling is dependent upon
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the desires of its occupants
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An owner who borrows and executes a trust deed is a
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trustor
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selling a note for less than its face is known as
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discounting
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J purchased aproperty for 70.000 and made a 41.000 down payment. If he borrowed the balance of the purchase price, it would be considered a purchase money trust deed if he recieved the amount from
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a conventional lender
a friend of a relative or the seller |
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the trust deed is properly prepared and executed, the power of sale of the second property is given by
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Trustor to trustee
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the trustor under a trust deed is the party who
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Signs the note as a maker
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A deed of reconveyance would be signed by the
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trustee
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J purchased a house 2 years ago , financing it with a long term first deed and note. They were un able to make the payment for 2 consecutive months. As a result, the beneficiary initiated foreclosure procedings and J recieved a copy of the notice of default that had been recorded. their best course of action at this time is is to exercise theyre right of
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Reinstatement
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In new construction financing, the lender will usually release the final payment to the borrower when
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The mechanics lien period has expired
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Under the 1911 Street improvement act, funds may be raised by local government, benefiting a subdivider, for all of the following purposes except
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Purchase of land for subdivision
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An owner wishes to sell the home and has arranged for a lender to finance the purchase, but has not yet obtained a buyer. This situation would be terme:
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A conditional commitment
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a primary sopurce of funds for residential financing is
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A federal savings and loan association
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The lower the loan to value ratio the higher the
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equity intrest
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in A COMMERCIAL BANK
loan policies are characterized by |
a preference of short term loans
a heavy reliance on its past association with the borrower loans on property situated close to the lenders office some interm construction loans |
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S asked a broker to help secure a 19.000 loan for 5 years using his house as collateral. the appraised value was 80.000 and was completely free of liens and encumbrances.
The broker would likely fail to succeed if he attempted to secure the loan through |
Insurance company
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Impounds are used as a safety measure to insure payment of recurring bills. A lender might require a borrower to make deposits into an impound accountwith each monthly payment. Which of the following would least likely be a part of the impound deposit
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mortgage intrest
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In real estate financing, reference is sometimes made to " take out" loans. this refers to
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long term loan after construction
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A buyer assumes an FHA mortgage with the lenders aproval and pays the sellers equity in cash and the lender charges the buyer a 300.00 fee this fee is known as
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Assumption fee
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Conventional loans differ from FHA loans in all of the following ways except
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Deficiency judjements are always permitted on conventional loans and are never allowed on FHA loans
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69. In a period of inflation the federal reserve board would __________________ to curb inflation
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Raise reserve requirements and sell bonds
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A sales person takes a listing that requires that the buyer" assume" the existing loan. From the standpoint of the salesperson, the sale would be easiest if the existing loan is
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An FHA loan
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Annual Precentage rate is defined as
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All loan costs, direct or inderect, expressed as a percentage rate
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72.Savings and loan institutions obtain most of their money for making loans from
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Individual savings
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RESPA Applies to certain federally related loans secured by liens on owner occupied one to four unit dwellings. A ___________________ whose ________________ are insured by a ___________________
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lender, deposits, federal agency
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Discount points on financing under the california farm and home procedure act are paid by
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No One
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Liquidation of a finiancial obligation on an instalment basis is
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amortization
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76. A conventional lender considering a real estate loan would be most concerned with
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degree of risk involved
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recording a deed would give
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Constructive notice
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COmmissions for brokers negotyiating sales are determined by the probate code according to pre arrahged schedules based on t he selling price T F
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FALSE
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More than one estate can exist in the sam property simotaniously T F
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True
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86. The remedy of unlawful detainer is most commonly used by the offended
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Lessors
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In the absence of expressed provisions in the deed restrictions and plans, which of the following is part of a condiminum unit.
bearing walls central heating system elevator or none |
none
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In most cases the least satisfactory place to obtain a legal descrittion of property is
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Real property tax bill
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the lender must supply the borroer with thr uniform settlement form
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At or before closing
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An escrow agent is excempt from licencing requirements of the corperations commisioner in all but which of the following
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A broker who is acting as an escrow agent for other brokers transactions
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an executory contract is
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A contract that is yet to be preformed by one or both parties
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100. A listing agreement in which the owner promises to pay a comission under all circumstances of sale, except if he sells the property himself is
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an exclusive agency
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A listing agreement in which the owner promises to pay a comission under all circumstances of sale , except if he sells the property himself is known as
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An exclusive agency
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all of the following are essential elements of a simple contract except
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Proper writing
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106.Jones bought an original general on sale liquor licence for a business . after 2 years he could sell the licence for
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6000.00
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A real estate salesperson effective 1998, who advertises a property must provide __________________
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at least the salespersons name
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the instrument used in hypothecating title to personal property is
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security agreement
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When dealing with the public, a broker may not
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remain silent as to material facts concerning the property known only to the broker
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A partnership agreement to buy or sell property would not be required to be in writing
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under the Statute of fraud
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