Chapter 15 - Property Management and Leasing Flashcards

1
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The two primary responsibilities of a property manager are?

A
  1. Generate income for the owner

2. Preserve and/or increase the value of the investment property.

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Which three factors does a property manager analyze in preparing a management plan?

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  1. Owners objectives
  2. Regional and neighborhood market
  3. The specific property
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3
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How many units must an owner possess before being required to pay interest on tenant security deposits?

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25 units or more

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4
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Estate for years

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Specific beginning and end dates (aka tenancy for years)

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What are the four types of maintenance a property manager is responsible for?

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  1. Preventative maintenance
  2. Repair or corrective maintenance
  3. Routine maintenance
  4. Construction
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6
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What type of estate does a tenant have under a lease?

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Leasehold (less-than-freehold) estate

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Estate from period to period

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Periodic tenancy. Infinite term, automatically renewing.

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Holdover tenancy

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Aka period tenancy. Conversion that happens after estate for years tenancy expires.

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9
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Under tenancy from year to years, how much notice is required before the end of a lease period?

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60 days

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Under tenancy from month to month, how much notice is required before the end of a lease period?

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30 days

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Estate at will

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Tenancy of indefinite duration. Notice to terminate not required.

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12
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Estate at sufferance

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When you stay past the duration of your lease without the landlords consent.

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Consideration

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Anything given or promised or forborne by one party in exchange for the promise or undertaking of another.

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14
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Assigning a lease

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Original tenant is omitted from responsibility.

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15
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Subleasing

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Original tenant remains ultimately responsible.

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16
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Gross lease

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Most commonly used for apartments. Tenant pays fixed rent, landlord pays taxes, repairs, utilities, etc.

17
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Net lease

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Commercial property. Tenant pays all or some of the property charges in addition to the base rent.

18
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Triple-net lease

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Tenant pays all operating and other expenses in addition to rent.

19
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Percentage lease

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Retail stores. In addition to fixed monthly fee, a percentage of annual gross income is also paid by the tenant.

20
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Variable lease

A

Commercial property. aka escalator lease, set-up lease.

21
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Ground lease

A

50-99 year term, or 20/25 year increments.