Ch.3 Home Ownership Flashcards

1
Q

In addition to mortgage payments, a homeowner’s cost of ownership includes:

A

Taxes
Insurance
Repairs and maintenance

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2
Q

Which factors can affect insurance premiums?

A

Age and condition
Location
The policyholder’s claim history

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3
Q

The gain on the sale of an asset for the seller is known as ___________

A

Capital gain

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4
Q

The gain on the sale of a property is the difference between the initial purchase price and the final sales price.
T or F

A

False

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5
Q
The National Flood Insurance Program offers flood insurance to which of the following?
A. Homeowners 
B. Renters 
C. Business owners
D. All of the above
A

D

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6
Q

How do single-family homes differ from townhomes or condominiums?

A

Single-family homes are not attached to another dwelling

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7
Q

The typical lot in a single-family home neighborhood is subject to private land use controls known as ___________ or ____________, conditions and __________

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Deed restrictions or covenants, conditions and restrictions

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8
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What are Residential condominiums?

A

Multi-family complexes with individually owned units

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9
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When a condominium is sold what three interests are created?

A
  1. Fee simple ownership of the unit
  2. Fee simple ownership in an undivided interest in the common area
  3. An easement to the airspace occupied by the unit
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10
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Cooperatives share many of the same characteristics of as condominiums but most often owned by____________

A

Corporations

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11
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Retro-Commissioned or concerted structures include the of conversion of _________ into __________.

A

Existing buildings, residential units

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12
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Mixed-use developments are….

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Building types or combinations of buildings that allow for a “mix” of uses.

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13
Q

A timeshare gives the owner the right to

A

Occupy a property for a certain time interval

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14
Q

On-going monthly expenses and payments for a home are

A

Mortgage principle and interest payments

Insurance

Utilities

Repairs and maintenance

Property taxes

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15
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TDHCA

A

Texas department of housing and community affairs

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16
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Tax deductibles

A

Interest paid in a mortgage of up to $1,000,000

Property taxes paid on a first and second home

Mortgage insurance

17
Q

When an asset is sold, the sale results in a capital ______ or ______ for the seller.

When a primary residence is sold, the capital gain on the sale may be exempt from federal income taxation. The tax-exempt limits are

The home must have been the principal residence of the seller for at least _____ of the five years prior to the sale.

A

Gain or loss

$250,000 for an individual return
$500,000 if married and filing jointly

2 years

18
Q

The gain is defined as the difference between the _________ and the ________ of the seller

A

Net sales price, adjusted cost basis

19
Q

The __________ of real estate minus the sum of all _____________ is the owners equity

A

Financial value, mortgage debt

20
Q

Amortized loan

A

Is one whose balance is reduced over time with regular payments that include principle and interest.

21
Q

Homeowners insurance

A

Is a contract between the insurance company and the policy holder

22
Q

The intent of the coinsurance clause is to

A

Ensure that the risk of loss is spread equally among policyholders