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50 Cards in this Set

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Subdivider

An owner who's land is divided into parcels

Developer

The individual who puts improvedments on the property

Lot Split

Dividing land into 5 or fewer parcels

Subdivided

Dividing land into 6 or more parcels, each parcel less than 36 acres

Undivided

Dividing land into 6 or more parcels, each parcel more than 36 parcels, and less than 160 acres

Bulk

A parcel of land that is 160 acres or more

Recission

The legal remedy of canceling a contract and restoring the parties to status quo.

Improved

A lot which has a structure on it or a contract in place stating that a structure will be built within 2 years.

Unimproved

A lot that has no structure or a contract to build a structure within the next 2 years

ingress/egress

Access to get on/off the property

Public Report

Report that is required prior to selling subdivided or unsubdivided land

Puffing

Exaggerated statements regarding the features of property

Misrepresented

Unintentional false statements

Fraud

Intentional False Statements

Void

Having no legal force or binding effect; not enforceable

Voidable

A contract that is subject to rescission by one of the parties

Zoning

Falls under police power: Allows for orderly growth of a municipality

Leverage

Using borrowed funds to purchase investment property

Cash Flow

Spendable income from an investment after deducting from gross income all operating and fixed expenses

Depreciation

Property subject to wear and tear

Boot

Cash or items of value used to even out 1031 exchange

Appreciation

Investors purchase property for an increase in value

Risk

Possibility of loss from an investment

Prevent fraud & dishonest practices

Why were laws for subdivisions enacted?

Lot, Block and Plat

What legal description method is used to describe subdivisions

Stricter Standards

If local government standards are stricter than the state's standards which prevail.

CC&R's

Private land use controls

Zoning

What controls an orderly growth of a municipality

Permanent access to all lots (ingress/egress)

What are subdividers required to provide?

Subdivided and Unsubdivided

What types of land are required to have a Subdivision Disclosure Report

$5,000 / Yes

The developer is permitted to collect a deposit up to how much? Is it refundable?

Legal right to cancel contract without penalty

What is the rescission period?

5 years

How long are developers required to keep copies of Public Reports?

3 years from contract date

If a buyer enters into a contract without receipt of the public report, they have a voidable contract for how long?

6 months

What is the rescission period on an unsubdivided lot which has not been inspected by the buyer?

Not placed in escrow

What is unique about earnest deposits when purchasing a home in a new subdivision

Endoresed by the commissioner


no risk of loss

Name two things a developer cannot say in advertising.

12 inches

Inches in a foot?

3 feet

Feet in a yard?

2,640 feet

Feet in a 1/2 mile?

5,280 feet

Feet in a Mile?

1 square foot

144 square inches = ____ Square ft

1 Square Mile

620 acres = ____ Square Mile

1 Square Yard

9 square feet = _____ square yard

43,560 square feet

1 acre = _____ Sq ft

1 sq mile

1 section = ________ sq mile

27 cubic feet

1 cubic Yard = ______ cb ft

Amount Realized

Selling price - cost of sale = ?

Adjusted Basis

Beginning basis + cost of capital improvements- credits/money received = ?

Gain on Sale

Amount realized - Adjusted Basis = ?