Auxillary Notes Flashcards

1
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Cost approach?

A

How much it would cost to replace it with something brand new

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2
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Variance

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Method by which a landowner can try to show unique circumstances exist; exception that will not affect the community

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3
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Economic obsolescence example?

A

Airport getting built nearby the crib

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4
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Bill of sale__?

A

Used when transferring personal property

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5
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Consideration terms?

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Good, sufficient, adequate, valuable

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6
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Process of Acceptance

A

Offer, acceptance, then communicate back acceptance

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7
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Title?

A

Evidence of ownership

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8
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Deed?

A

Evidence of transfer

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9
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Equity?

A

difference between how much a property is worth and how much it is owed

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10
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Sale and leaseback?

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Usually used for the purpose of creating cash from a commercial property

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11
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writ of execution?

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Court order granted to put in force a judgment of possession obtained by a plaintiff from a court

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Joint tenancy?

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Time, title, interest, possession; also rights of survivorship. If Mike, Larry, and Suzie own it Suzie and Mike will get half if Larry passes away

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13
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Tenancy in common?

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Possession, no rights of survivor-ship for co-owners and can be passed down.

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14
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Appraisal methods: Market data approach, Cost replacement, Cap income

A

Market data, uses comps
Cost replacement, how much it would cost to make this brand new
Cap income, concerned with how much $ it would generate

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15
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Estate for years?

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Tenancy for a fixed period of time.

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16
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Actual fraud?

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An act intended to deceive another like a making a false statement.

17
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Procuring cause?

A

Under an open listing, the broker who is the procuring cause of the sale receives commission.

18
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Alienation of title?

A

A loss of title.

19
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1031 exchange

A

A way to defer taxes until the day you sell the property and do not reinvest into a new one.