Chapter 1 Flashcards
Brokerage
Is the business of bringing people together in real estate transactions.
A Real Estate Licensee
Acts as a point of contact between two or more people in negotiating the sale, purchase or rental of property. A Real Estate licensee May be the agent for the buyer, for the seller, or for both. The property may be residential, commercial, or industrial.
Sponsoring Broker
All licensees are employed by the above and conduct brokerage services on behalf of that sponsoring broker.
Managing broker
Who may or may not be the owner, must be designated to supervise the licensees and run the office.
Appraisal
Is the process of rendering opinion of a property’s market value based on stablished methods and the appraisers professional judgment
Property Management
Is a person or company hired to maintain and manage property on behalf on his owner.
Financing
Is the business of providing the funds that make a real estate transactions possible.
Subdivision and Development
Subdivisions Is the splitting of a single property into smaller parcels.
Development involves the construction of improvements on the land
Home inspection
Is a profession that allows practitioners to combine their interest in real state with their their professional skills and training in the construction trades or in engineering.
Professional home inspectors conduct a thorough visual survey of a property structure, systems, and site conditions and prepare an analytical report that is valued to both purchasers and homeowners.
(Always do an inspection)
Counseling
Involves providing clients with competent independent advice based on sound professional judgment.
Education
Real estate education is available to both practitioners and consumers.
Auctioning
Buying or selling real estate at auction uses an open and competitive bidding process to transfer property.
Types of real property:
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
Agrícultural
Special purpose- churches or places or worship, schools, cementeries, and the government-held lands
Market
Is a place where goods can be bought and sold. A market may be a specific place, such as the village square, or it may be a vast, complex, worldwide economic system for moving goods and services.
Supply and Demand
The forces of supply and demand in the market determine how prices for goods and services are set. Essentially, when supply increases and demand remains stable stable, prices go down; when demand increases and supply remains stable, prices go up.