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FINAL EXAM STUDY
The city of Homer requires that all new residential buildings have a minimum insulation factor of R-30 in the ceilings and have tempered glass in any windows closer than 18 inches above the floor. This is most likely the result of:
a. zoning
b. fire codes
c. building codes
d. Health codes
c. Building Codes
The seller wishes to list the property with a broker for $125,000. The broker knows that the property is worth much more, but the seller disagrees with the broker’s value assessment. What is the best action for the broker?
Suggest the seller hire an appraiser
A property which has deferred maintenance is said to have
Physical obsolescence
In 1998 Bob purchased an investment property for $200,000. In 2002 Bob makes $40,000 of capital improvement to the property. If Bob decides to sell the property in 2008, he will have to pay capital gains taxes on what amount?
The difference between the sales price and $240,000
A property owned and used as a primary residence is known as
A homestead
Mary leases a property for three months while she is looking for a home to buy. This type of lease is best defined as a/an
Tenancy for years
Property tax for sidewalks and streetlights is referred to as
Special Assessment taxes
A young couple Brett and Mary are trying to purchase their first home but have limited sources of cash for down payment. The seller has agreed to increase the purchase price by $5000 and make a payment to a program which will make this purchase for Brett and Mary possible. This type of transaction is known as:
Down payment Assistance
Jones owns property which was received from order of the Probate Court. Jones is concerned about the possibility of a claim being made on the property in the future from an heir to the deceased. If Jones desires to sell the property, he would be wise to give:
A special warranty deed as this will only warrant Jones’ ownership from the time, he took title
For which types of loan would a lender typically require an escrow account
For all new VA loans, FHA loans, and Conventional Loans above 80% LTV
A property which has 485 feet of road frontage and is 1467 feet deep which sell for $4500 per acre what is the approximate value of this property
a. $73,500
b. $50,026
c. $96,800
d. $87,200
a. $73,500
A straight up 2-story home measures 68 feet by 36 feet and has a full unfinished basement. What is the living area of this home?
4,896 Square Feet
Leary and Martha Willis are going to add an additional bedroom to their home in anticipation of their first child being born. No one in the neighborhood has ever added on to their home before. To make this improvement the Willis’s must first obtain:
a. a variance
b. permission from the zoning board
c. a building permit
d. approval from the planning commission
c. A building permit
Which of the following would terminate an agency agreement:
a. The property in question is in disrepair
b. The seller lies to the broker about the amount of det on the property
c. the salesperson of the broker dies
d. The broker dies
d. The broker dies.
A broker sold a property which was listed with another broker when would the commission be due and payable?
a. When all parties sign the contract
b. Upon Closing
c. Upon producing a ready, willing, and able buyer
d. Upon the recording of the deed and title transfer.
c. Upon Closing
Franklin paid $2000 to owner Simpson for a six-month option. Can Simpson Sell the property to another during the option period?
Yes. Simpson may sell the property to another during the option period, subject to Franklin’s option rights.
Which of the following is not required to have a binding real estate sales contract?
a. An agreement between the parties,
b. at least limited competency,
c. earnest money, d. lawful purpose
c. Earnest Money
A tenant pays rent monthly of $825. The prepaid rent is due and paid on the first day of each month. If a closing occurs on September 8th, what is the rent proration between the buyer and the seller on the closing statement?
a. $605 credit to the seller; $605 debit to the buyer.
b. $220 credit to the seller; $220 debit to the buyer.
c. $605 credit to the seller; $220 debit to the buyer.
d. $605 credit to the buyer; $220 debit to the buyer
a. $605 credit to the buyer; $605 debit to the seller
Sue is interested in purchasing an income producing property. Which of the following is true concerning the property’s income?
a. Net income is gross income minus vacancy and collected losses,
b. net income plus gross income equals operating expenses,
c. gross income minus income taxes is net income d. gross income minus operating expenses is net income
d. gross income minus operating expenses is net income
When a property is sold and a deed is recorded, which of the following must be paid?
a. An intangible tax,
b. a gross receipts tax,
c. a document tax,
d. a transfer tax
d. a transfer tax