ARS Title 32, Ch 20 Article 4 - Req's and Public Report Flashcards
The purchaser of unimproved land in an AZ subdivision can void the purchase contract if the subdivider does not provide
a. title insurance
b. water rights
c. permanent access
d. warranty deed
C. Permanent Access
To apply for a Public Report on an AZ subdivision, a developer must submit all of the following except the
a. terms and conditions of the proposed sale or lease
b. provisions for permanent access
c. liens and condition of the title
d. market value of the subdivision
D. market value of the subdivision
A subdivision is defined as improved or unimproved land that is divided or proposed to be divided into
a. four lots
b. five lots
c. six or more lots
d. any number lots
C. six or more
If a buyer has not inspected a parcel of land before purchasing it from the developer, he/she has
a. 3 days to rescind under Regulation Z
b. 7 days to rescind
c. 7 days to inspect and rescind
d. 6 mos. to inspect and rescind
D. 6 mos + and rescind
The RE Commissioner can deny the issuance of a Public Report on a subdivision because of the subdivider’s inability to
a. provide buyers w/ comparable sales prices
b. provide paved roads to the property
c. deliver clear title or equitable interest promised
d. provide elevations and floor plans
C. deliver clear title or equitable interest promised
Prior to the issuance of the AZ Public Report, the subdivider may accept
a. purchase contracts
b. lot reservations
c. purchase options
d. ground leases
B. lot reservations
In a subdivision, a developer may make all of the following claims in advertising except
a. the price and terms are fixed
b. there is no down payment
c. the lots make nice building sites
d. the subdivision is endorsed by the RE Commissioner
D.
When advertising property for sale in an AZ subdivision, the subdivider may represent the property in all of the following ways except
a. that it is without risk to the purchaser
b. that there are paved roads
c. the price and terms
d. utilities are available
A.
All of the following items must be submitted to the RE Commissioner for issuance of a timeshare Public Report except
a. development of an added with at some future date
b. the legal description and location of the land
c. a statment of assurances for the installation of off-site improvements
d. provisions for the exchange of occupancy rights w/ owners of other timeshare projects
A.
A Public Report is required in AZ if a timeshare project consists of
a. 4 or more units
b. 8 or more”
c. 11 or more”
d. 12 or more”
D. 12+
A purchaser of a timeshare in AZ may rescind the contract to purchase within a mas of how many calendar days of execution of the contract
a. three days
b. five”
c. ten days
d. six months
C. ten days
An AZ broker or developer must keep acknowledgment of a buyer’s receipt of a Publice Report for a mi of
a. 1 yr from close of escrow
b. 1 yr from date of the contract
c. 3 yrs from closing
d. 5 yrs from closing
D. 5 yrs from closing
What is the max age of a Public Report in order to qualify for a subsequent owner exemption
a. 1 yr
b. 2 yrs
c. 5 yrs
d. 6 yrs
C. 5 yrs
If there are material changes from an original Public Report, the Commissioner may require the subdivider to create a(n)
a. subsequent owner exemption
b. amended Public Report
c. original subdivision disclosure report
d. affidavit of disclosure
B.
Which is not exempt from the Public Report requirement
a. a bulk sale of 10 lots
b. the sale of ten 200 acre parcels
c. the lease of a property zoned, and deed restricted for industrial use
d. the sale of one house owned by an investor who owns five other prop in the same subdivision
D.