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An agreement between party A granting party B the right to offer, sell, or distribute goods or services under a marketing plan described by party A is commonly known as
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A franchise agreement
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A lender May also be called a
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Beneficiary
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The purpose of the Truth-in-lending act is to
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Assure a meaningful disclosure of credit terms
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When lenders use the term "debt-income ratio" which of the following is referring
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a loan qualifying tool
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The conscious charging by a private lender of more than the maximum of interest allowed by law is known as
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usury
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Under the Federal Truth in lending Law, cost of credit on certain loans is expressed as
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An annual percentage rate
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Which of the following pairs of words are synonymous
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Construction loan, interim loan
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If an advertisement is placed in a news paper advertising a house for sale, and only the annual percentage rate is stated
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Number of payment must be included
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when used in relationship to real estate loans, the term impounds most nearly means
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reserves
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A prospective borrower, black race, was refused a loan by a lender. The lender gave her with conditions (high interest, race) she refused to make a loan which of the following that lender is true
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court Action, settle with the credit report agency, make credit report agency pay compensation plus attorney fees
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LTV Ratio is
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Loans as a percent to appraised value
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conversion of apartments to condominiums comes within the provisions of the California subdivided Land Acts when they contain
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Not more than four
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A developer can use the Improvement Act of 1911 as amended to raise funds for all of following purposes, EXCEPT
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to provide for drainage
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The Three steps of phases involved in building a single family dwelling such as
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Land acquisition, development and construction
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When an existing contract is voidable, then terms, conditions which is signed by offeree. which of the following is "true contract"
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Novation
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What standard agreement represents bwtween principal and broker for an exclusive right to sell listing on real property
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Maximum or Minimum time period is agreed between the broker and principal in writing agreement
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The buyer's earnest money deposit may be
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promissory note, post-dated check and anything that the seller considers value
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If a seller no longer desires the broker to act for him during the time of an exclusive right to sell listing seller can
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Revoke broker created by the selling contract by may be liable for damages
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A Listing agreement is
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A promise for a promise, bilateral contract and an employment contract
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mark made an offer which the seller accepted, however seller changed a term of the offer as he made his acceptance. It would be as
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counter offer
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Which of the following would be an example of economic obsolescence
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Incompatible land use in the neighborhood
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When appraising real property, the appraiser attempts to estimate value. the value arrived at by appraiser is
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Base upon an analysis of facts as of a given and specified date
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which of the following is the name of sheet metal which is used to protect a property from water seepage
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Flashing
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Turn Key projects are
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construction projects that is ready for occupancy
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The type of depreciation that would be the most difficult to cure
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Economic obsolescence
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And appraiser would define depreciation as
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Loss in value from any cause
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Linda applied for a real estate loan. The loan application requested her to disclose her race and marital status. What can she do?
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Sue the lender and the real estate broker
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Which of the following is the largest in area
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1 acre
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Certified copies of inspection reports filed by structural pest control operators with the structural Pest control Board with the preceding 2 years can be obtained upon request and the payment of a fee by
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any person
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the maximum sum lawfully payable from the real estate recovery found account to the owner with the 25,000 claim is
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20,000
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