AZ Real Estate (Focus Cards) Flashcards
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Large scale residential plan (includes PUDs) with large number of recreation amenities (parks, golf, lakes, bike paths, jogging trails)?
Master Planned Community -
Large scale residential plan (includes PUDs) with large number of recreation amenities (parks, golf, lakes, bike paths, jogging trails)
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Restrictions imposed by developer for benefit of owners.
- Cannot Violate Law or Public policy, follows Fair Housing Laws.
- HOA and Owners enforce restrictions. Can seek Injuctive Relief in court.
- Zoning vs Restrictions - most restrictive applies.
- For Sale, For Rent, Solar Energy devices cannot be prohibited.
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Deed Restrictions - Restrictions imposed by developer for benefit of owners.
- Cannot Violate Law or Public policy, follows Fair Housing Laws.
- HOA and Owners enforce restrictions. Can seek Injuctive Relief in court.
- Zoning vs Restrictions - most restrictive applies.
- For Sale, For Rent, Solar Energy devices cannot be prohibited.
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A right across one property for benefit of the adjacent property.
- Permanent Easement.
- Dominant Parcel Benefits
- Servient Parcel has easement across it.
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Easement Appurtenant -
A right across one property for benefit of the adjacent property.
- Permanent Easement.
- Dominant Parcel Benefits
- Servient Parcel has easement across it.
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Method of taking title to or acquiring an interest in the property of another. Person must demonstrate in court possessed by:
Notorious, Open, Continous, Hostile use.
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Adverse Possession -
Method of taking title or acquiring an interest in the property of another. Person must demonstrate in court that possesssion was by:
Notorious, Open, Continous, Hostile use.
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Liens that are placed against “specific property” are called?
- Real Estate Taxes - (Ad Valorem Tax)
- Government Assessments
- Mechanic’s Liens
- HOA Liens
Specific Liens - Liens that are placed against “specific property”
- Real Estate Taxes - (Ad Valorem Tax)
- Government Assessments
- Mechanic’s Liens
- HOA Liens
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Liens that are placed “against an individual” and “all real/ personal property” he or she owns are called?
- Judgment Liens: Court Ordered
- Income Tax Liens: By Government for nonpayment.
General Liens -
Liens that are placed “against an individual” and “all real/personal property” he or she owns.
- Judgment Liens: Court Ordered
- Income Tax Liens: By Government for nonpayment.
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Liens *placed* *by the owner* and considered “specific liens” are called?
- Mortgages
- Trust Deeds
- Land Contracts
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Voluntary Liens - Liens *placed* *by the owner* and considered “specific liens.”
- Mortgages
- Trust Deeds
- Land Contracts
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When are “foreclosure cost” paid, in what priority order?
Lien Priority -
- Property Taxes #1
- Foreclosure Costs
- Special Assessments
- Mechanics Liens
- HOA Liens
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What are the 6 essentials for a contract?
6 Essentials for a Contract -
- Competent Parties - Incompotent parties may void contract.
- Valid Consideration - Money or valuables (labor/love).
- Offer and Acceptance - All agree
- Legal Object - Lawful
- In Writing - per Statute of Frauds
- Property Description - APN, Assessors Parcel #, Address
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As per Statute of Frauds, what agreements must be in writing?
Statute of Frauds - Contracts that must be in writing:
- Employment Agreement - Hires Broker
- Agreement for Transfer/Sale - (Deeds, Purchase Contracts, Mortgages, Trust Deeds and Options)
- Lease - More than Year
- Any Agreement - Not to perform in 1 year.
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A contract created from the actions or conduct of the parties is called?
Implied Contract -
A contract created from the actions or conduct of the parties.
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Contract created when all terms have been specifically stated: “verbally or in writing.”
Expressed Contract -
Contract created when all terms have been specifically stated: “verbally or in writing.”
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Right to buy or lease property within a specific period for specified price and terms. It is only binding on the owner.
Option -
Right to buy or lease property within a specific period** for **specified price and terms. It is only binding on the owner (optioner)
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Right which allows holder to match any offer owner receives, if property is offered for lease or sale.
Right of First Refusal -
Right which allows holder to match any offer owner receives, if propety is offered for lease or sale.
If I decide to sell I will give you first opportunity.
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When there is no contract at all, or it is not enforceable by law, is what kind of contract?
Void/Invalid Contract -
When there is no contract at all, or it is not enforceable by law.
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Contract appears to be valid, but one of the elements is missing such as competent party (under 18), or maybe signed under duress, is called?
Voidable Contract -
Contract appears to be valid, but one of the elements is missing such as competent party (under 18), or maybe signed under duress.
Note: Incompetent party must void.
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Listing not shared with “other agents in company” or MLS?
Pocket Listing -
Listing not shared with “other agents in company” or MLS?
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Listing where broker is paid if he or another broker finds buyer, but “seller reserves right to sell property” without paying a commission.”
Exclusive Agency Listing -
Listing where broker is paid if he or another broker finds buyer, but “seller reserves right to sell property” without paying a commission.”
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Listing where no cooperation/compensation is offered to “other companies.”
- All Offers must still be presented
- Buyer’s Agent may need separate compensation agreement.
“Exclusive” (office) Listing -
Listing where no cooperation/compensation is offered to “other companies.”
- All Offers must still be presented
- Buyer’s Agent may need separate compensation agreement.
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Lien for unpaid commissions, only for commercial leases may be placed on lessor’s property is called?
Commission Liens -
Lien for unpaid commissions, only for commercial leases may be placed on lessor’s property. Only ones allowed in AZ.
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Prohibits anti-competitive practices such as:
- Brokerage no fixed commissions or prices
- Telling Consumers commission are non-negotiable
- Geographic non-compete areas
- Boycotting other company listings
Sherman Anti-Trust Act -
Prohibits anti-competitive practices such as:
- Brokerage no fixed commissions or prices
- Telling Consumers commission are non-negotiable
- Geographic non-compete areas
- Boycotting other company listings
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Promise given by seller of business not to compete in agreed area for a specific time.
Covenant Not to Compete -
Promise given by seller of business not to compete in agreed area for a specific time.
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Who employs the agent?
Principal -
Employs the agent (broker), principal also called the client.
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What fiduciary duties does the agent owed to customer?
Fiduciary Duties to Customer -
- Fairness
- Honesty
- Good Faith
- Compentency
- Disclosure of Material facts
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