Ch.1 Flashcards

1
Q

What are real estate activities?

A

Creation and improvement, management and maintenance, demolition, investment ownership, regulation and transfer.

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2
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Creating real properties from raw land involves capitol formation, financing, construction contracting, and regulatory approvals.

A

Creation and Improvement

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3
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All real estate, whether raw land or improved property, must be managed and maintained.

A

Management and Maintenance

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4
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The two principle types of managers? (management and maintenance)

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Property Managers and Asset Managers

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5
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Their staff oversee specific properties on behalf of the owners making sure the condition of the property and its financial performance meet specific standards.

A

Property Manager

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Oversee groups of properties, or portfolios. Their goal is to achieve the investment objectives of the owners as opposed to managing day-to-day operations.

A

Asset Manager

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7
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Maintenance personal include?

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Engineers, system technicians, and janitorial staff.

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8
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removal experts serve to remove properties that are no longer economically viable from the market.

A

Demolition

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9
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The real estate investor who risk capital in order to buy, hold, and sell real properties.

A

Investment ownership

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10
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Usage, taxation, and housing administration.

A

Regulation

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11
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Rights and interest in real estate can be bought, sold, assigned, leased, exchanged, inherited, or otherwise transferred from one owner to another.

A

Transfer

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12
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The three property types?

A

Residential property, commercial property and investment property

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13
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Refers to property that is owned and used for habitation.

A

Residential Property

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14
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Generally refers to retail and office properties, but may also include industrial real estate.

A

Commercial Property

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15
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Refers to any property that is held by its owners for investment purposes.

A

Investment Property

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16
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Forms of specializations

A

Property Type, Geographical Area, Type of Transaction, Type of Client and Type of Relationship.

17
Q

Brookers and agents must maintain current, accurate data on properties.

A

Geographical Area

18
Q

Are sells, leases and subleases, exchanges, and options.

A

Type of Transaction

19
Q

Brookers increasingly represent buyers and tenants as well as sellers and landlords.

A

Type of Client

20
Q

Many brokers have specialized in providing advisory services to clients instead of the traditional transaction based, commission-compensation services.

A

Type of Relationship

21
Q

Brokerage Services that one might perform for a pre-set fee are?

A

comparative price analysis, database search, prospect screening and site analysis.

22
Q

__________ laws comprise the primary body of laws and regulations governing real estate brokerage practice.

A

State Real Estate License