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110 Cards in this Set
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A couple holding title as tenants by the entirety divorce now they hold title as |
Tenants in common |
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Types of
Policy |
Homeowners- Enhanced insurance
Lenders policy Leasehold Policy |
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Requirments |
a list of all requirements that need to met in order to issue a policy |
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Endorsments |
modify the binder or policy. They may add additional coverage or serve as a correction. |
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Chain of title |
a list of people who have owned the home |
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Closing settlement |
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Licensee shall retain all record relative to insurance transaction of how many years? |
3 |
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Any person who knowingly or willfully violates and provision of Title. 38.2 or any regulation issued pursuant to this title shall be punished for each violation by a penalty not more than |
$5,000 |
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a non resident agent who moves from one state or province to another state shall file a change of address and provide a certification from the new home state within _______ days |
30 |
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Any person who violates without knowledge or intent any provision of title. 38.2 or any rule regulation or order issued pursuant to this title Shall be punished for each violation by a penalty not more than? |
$1,000 |
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An agent is authorized to act as an agent for an insurer and receive commissions, once the agent is? |
Appointed by the insurer |
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Of the total required CE credits for each biennium, 2 credits shall be in |
Virginia insurance lass, regulations and ethics |
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A licensed agent convicted of a felony shall reports with in how many calendar days? |
30 Days |
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Who a subject to do a inspection of supervision and regulations? |
Domestics Foreign and Alien |
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Licenses authority to transact business of the insurance in the Commonwealth are |
Commission |
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to obtain a resident title agent license in the Commonwealth one must do what? |
pass a exam |
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When reporting and accounting for premiums |
1. all funds must be held in a fiduciary account. 2. all funds must be accounted for 3. paid in a ordinary course of business to those entitled to payment. |
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Funds can be comingled for |
1 Advancing premiums 2 maintain the adequacy if the account 3 establishing reserves |
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Settlement agents must disburse funds within____ business days of settlement. |
2 |
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Transactions involving the purchase of sale of an interest in a residential real property, the settlement agent shall provide notification to the purchaser of the availability of |
Owners title insurance |
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A settlement agent must do The following prior to the disbursement of funds |
Record Applicanle instruments |
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A settlement agent must do The following prior to the disbursement of funds |
Record Applicanle instruments |
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Any employers payment to its own bona fide employees for referrals of mortgage loan or insurances business is considered a kickback true or false |
False |
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True or false regarding kickbacks thing value means any payment advance funds loan service for other consideration |
True |
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True or false regarding kickbacks thing value means any payment advance funds loan service for other consideration |
True |
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In accordance with Virginia code 38.2–1813 premiums received must be remitted in the ordinary course of business true or false |
True |
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Parties to the transaction are considered to be all of the following |
Borrower seller and Lender |
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You have how many days to get licensed after passing the state exam |
183 |
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Who oversees the insurance industry |
State Corporation commission |
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You must be license within how many days after passing the state exam |
250 |
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Which Bureau of the State Corporation commission oversees the title industry |
Insurance Bureau |
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Which Bureau of the State Corporation commission oversees the title industry |
Insurance Bureau |
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The reconveyance department of a mortgage company handles |
Releases |
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Which Bureau of the State Corporation commission oversees the title industry |
Insurance Bureau |
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The reconveyance department of a mortgage company handles |
Releases |
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Who cannot transfer title |
A felon |
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Which Bureau of the State Corporation commission oversees the title industry |
Insurance Bureau |
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The reconveyance department of a mortgage company handles |
Releases |
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Who cannot transfer title |
A felon |
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Meridian lines run |
From pole to pole north to south |
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The discovery of the homestead D during the title search means the grantors may be in |
Bankruptcy |
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A holographic will is |
A hand written will |
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A holographic will is |
A hand written will |
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To make a change to Will one needs to prepare a |
A codicil |
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A holographic will is |
A hand written will |
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To make a change to Will one needs to prepare a |
A codicil |
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What court is bankruptcy filed with |
Federal |
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A holographic will is |
A hand written will |
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To make a change to Will one needs to prepare a |
A codicil |
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What court is bankruptcy filed with |
Federal |
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True or false Someone who dies with Will is said to have died in state |
False |
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True or false someone who dies without a will is said to have died testate |
False |
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What typically accompanies a deed of trust |
A note or a bond |
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To foreclosure under deed of trust one must |
Follow procedures provided by statue in terms contained in the deed of trust |
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When I lender agrees to be in second lien position the lien is |
Subordinate to the first lien |
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Which indexing system is used by Virginia Circuit Court clerks office |
Alphabetical |
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Unless continued or terminated a you CC attaches to your property for how many years |
5 |
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Unless continued or terminated a you CC attaches to your property for how many years |
5 |
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What is tangible personal property |
Chattels |
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Unless continued or terminated a you CC attaches to your property for how many years |
5 |
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What is tangible personal property |
Chattels |
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In a condominium the area shared by owners is called |
The common area |
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Unless continued or terminated a you CC attaches to your property for how many years |
5 |
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What is tangible personal property |
Chattels |
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In a condominium the area shared by owners is called |
The common area |
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A couple holding title as tenants by the entirety divorce now they hold title as |
Tenants in common |
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Animate domain is also referred to as |
Condemnation |
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Why is pacer checked |
Pacer should be checked with the new file is open to make sure parties are not in bankruptcy pacer should also be check the day of closing |
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What are navigable waters |
River Bay ocean the Commonwealth of Virginia owns the beds individually and owners phones to the edge of the water tidewaters |
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What are navigable waters |
River Bay ocean the Commonwealth of Virginia owns the beds individually and owners phones to the edge of the water tidewaters |
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Non-navigable waters |
Ponce branch Creek's beds are owned by Buddy Lee and owners to the center of the waterbed |
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Title waters |
Commonwealth of Virginia owns the bed of the mean to the Lowater |
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Title waters |
Commonwealth of Virginia owns the bed of the mean to the Lowater |
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Non-tidal but navigable |
Commonwealth of Virginia owns the beds |
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Title waters |
Commonwealth of Virginia owns the bed of the mean to the Lowater |
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Non-tidal but navigable |
Commonwealth of Virginia owns the beds |
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Accretion |
Gradual addition of soil |
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Title waters |
Commonwealth of Virginia owns the bed of the mean to the Lowater |
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Non-tidal but navigable |
Commonwealth of Virginia owns the beds |
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Accretion |
Gradual addition of soil |
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Erosion |
Gradual loss of land |
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Title waters |
Commonwealth of Virginia owns the bed of the mean to the Lowater |
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Non-tidal but navigable |
Commonwealth of Virginia owns the beds |
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Accretion |
Gradual addition of soil |
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Erosion |
Gradual loss of land |
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Avulsion |
Sudden or perpetual gain or loss of land |
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What does ONAM stand for |
One. Owners say you are the owner too. No defects on title three. Access you have access to the property for. Marketability you should have |
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What does ONAM stand for |
One. Owners say you are the owner too. No defects on title three. Access you have access to the property for. Marketability you should have |
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State statues require a deed to have |
One. Being writing Two. Contain sufficient legal description Three. Identify the grantor and grantee
4. Have words of convenience |
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What does ONAM stand for |
One. Owners say you are the owner too. No defects on title three. Access you have access to the property for. Marketability you should have |
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State statues require a deed to have |
One. Being writing Two. Contain sufficient legal description Three. Identify the grantor and grantee
4. Have words of convenience |
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The library conference meet |
Every year |
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General warranty |
Contains promises by grantor English covenants of title in season and right to convey the covenant against encumbrances the covenant of quiet enjoyment in the covenant of warranty and further assurance |
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Special warranty |
Contain same warrantees is General warranty deed but only covers defects created while the grantor was the owner of the real estate |
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Special warranty |
Contain same warrantees is General warranty deed but only covers defects created while the grantor was the owner of the real estate |
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Quit claim deed |
Gives no warranties |
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Special warranty |
Contain same warrantees is General warranty deed but only covers defects created while the grantor was the owner of the real estate |
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Quit claim deed |
Gives no warranties |
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Trustees deed |
Foreclosures |
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Special warranty |
Contain same warrantees is General warranty deed but only covers defects created while the grantor was the owner of the real estate |
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Quit claim deed |
Gives no warranties |
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Trustees deed |
Foreclosures |
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Assumption deed |
Grantee assumes grant or obligations under note like a VA loan |
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Special warranty |
Contain same warrantees is General warranty deed but only covers defects created while the grantor was the owner of the real estate |
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Quit claim deed |
Gives no warranties |
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Trustees deed |
Foreclosures |
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Assumption deed |
Grantee assumes grant or obligations under note like a VA loan |
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Transfer on death deed |
Transfers when one dies |
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Joint tenancy |
Two or more individuals own the property at the death of one owner the descendants share best in the surviving joint tenant |
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Tenants in common |
Individuals own the property without survivorship each person's interest is undivided interest which can be sold or transferred |