Ch. 1 - The Business Of Real Estate Flashcards
Alien Registration Receipt Card
Identification card, referred to as the green card, that provides proof of the legal presence in the United States of someone who is a citizen of another country.
Codes
Bound volumes of laws and regulations. (A series of books compiling California legislation, 29 volumes in total)
Associate licensee
A real estate salesperson who works as the employee of a real estate broker.
Blind advertising
An advertisement in which the name of the person placing the ad is not mentioned.
Broker-officer
A licensed broker who is an officer of a brokerage that is set up as a corporation and who is designated as the broker responsible for supervision of licensed employees of the brokerage.
Bulk transfer of goods
Any transfer of a substantial part of the materials, supplies, merchandise, equipment, or other inventory of the business that is NOT in the ordinary course of the business’s activities.
Business & Professions Code
California code that contains the Real Estate Law which includes real estate licensing, transaction requirements, and the subdivided lands law.
Conditional license
License that is issued to a salesperson who has not completed all of the required education courses, contingent on all education requirements being met.
Department of Real Estate (D.R.E.)
Headed by the Real Estate Commissioner, the DRE administers the Real Estate Law in California (this includes the licensing of real estate brokers and salespeople).
Fictitious business name statement
Document indicating the name under which a business is operating. Filed with the county where the business is located.
Franchise
A contract or agreement between the franchisor (grantor) and the franchisee (grantee).
Mobile home dealer
Agent who displays or offers for sale two or more registered mobile homes at the agent’s place of business; requires a licensure by the California Department of Housing and Community Development.
Real estate agents (nondealer) are permitted to handle transactions involving selling, purchasing, or exchanging.
Mortgage loan brokerage
Individual or company that brings borrowers and lenders together; in California, a real estate broker’s license also includes authority to act as a mortgage broker.
Personal Responsibility and Work Opportunity Act
Federal law effective August 1, 1998 requiring that certain public benefits be withheld from illegal immigrants, including professional and occupational licenses issued by state agencies.
Prepaid Rental Listing Service (P.R.L.S.)
Business that supplies prospective tenants with property listings on payment of a fee; may be performed by a licensed real estate broker or under the authority of the PRLS license.