303 National Flashcards
1) The term “seisin” may refer to which of these?
c) General Warranty Deed
Executed” means that the Contract has been
d) Completed
A father dies and leaves a large piece of investment property (vacant land) equally to all of his children. During the probate proceedings, it is discovered that the father did not own the property alone; he had only 50% undivided interest with another investor as tenants in common. What will be the disposition of the property?
b) The children will each inherit their proportional shares but only of the father’s half.
D has adversely possessed a land parcel in Idaho for 25 years, which is the prescribed period for claiming the adverse possession in that state. D now wants to perfect ownership. What is the next step?
c) File a suit to quiet title
A history of all instruments on record affecting J’s land is called a(n):
b) Abstract of title
What is the value of a property where the gross rent multiplier is 170 and the annual rent is
$12,000?
$170,000
Which of these terms does NOT relate to condominiums?
a) Proprietary lease
As easement allowing access to one’s landlocked parcel over land between a road and the parcel would be an:
c) Easement by necessity
The power of a city to require permits and compliance with building code is:
c) Police Power
A state government has a department called the Bureau of Unclaimed Property to manage property for which no owner can be located. This is most closely related to the power called:
b) Escheat
Which use would NOT likely be able to claim eminent domain to obtain land?
c) Expansion of a plant facility by the largest employer in the city
If the owner of a commercial property makes major modifications to the interior structure of the property without obtaining the proper approval of the local building department, what is the WORST thing that could happen?
c) The local officials may require the modifications to be removed.
Which of these would appear in a title search of the property?
d) Deed restrictions
Which event will cause a tax-deferred exchange to become partially taxable?
c) Debt relief
A special type of zoning that allows a builder to use little or no traditional setback while still complying with density requirements (and often found in Planned Unit Development) is:
a) Cluster zoning
Which discrimination is allowed by the 1968 Fair Housing Law?
c) Source of income
A tax rate of 7 mills can be expressed as:
d) 0.007
If a seller is carrying the financing for a buyer for several years, the IRS wants assurance that the interest rate on that note is not below market rates. These rules are addressed under the concept of:
b) Imputed interest
A statement of compliance with fair housing laws is required in every broker’s office in the form of a:
d) Poster
Which term does NOT deal with taxation?
d) Prior appropriation
Which of these special assessments would not be assessed on an ad valorem basis?
c) A special assessment for sidewalks
Which of these brokerage functions would be performed by a broker when the brokerage is closing its own transaction?
a) Preparing a 1099-S for the sale of the seller’s property
Is a man who refuses to sell a home to a buyer because she is white violating the law?
a) Yes
Which of these is CORRECT regarding taxation?
b) A tax assessed to property according to its value is an ad valorem.