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Chapter 3 Flashcards

1
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What is unauthorized practice of law called?

A

The Duncan and hill decision

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What year do you need to be worried about lead in a house?

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1978

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If you’re putting your clients house on the market, what is the paperwork that you need to put together.

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A CMA, a comparative market analysis

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Do salespeople do appraisals?

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No

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If you’re an appraiser taking a look at a property, what kind of approach would you use? An easy approach.

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The sales Comparison approach

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If an appraiser can’t find comparable, and your property is unique, what approach will he use?

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The cost approach. Figure out how much it would cost to build.

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If you have a property that you have to appraise and it’s like a 25 unit apartment building, what approach will the appraiser take to price out the property.

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Income capitalization approach

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What is the present worth of future benefits?

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Value

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No one is under duress, and the seller is ready to buy, and the buyer is ready to buy, what is that called?

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Market value

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An employment agreement between an owner (principal) and a licensed real estate broker, where the broker receives a fee from the owner as compensation for services.

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Listing agreement

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What is a listing agreement?

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An employment agreement between a principal and a broker where the broker receives compensation from the owner

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What is the Duncan and Hill decision?

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It cautions real estate agents regarding the unauthorized practice of law

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13
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What is a designated agent?

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And a dual agency situation the broker can designate another agent to represent either the seller or the buyer

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In a single agency agreement in which a broker represents a seller,
A. The buyer is the client
B. The buyer is a sub agent
C. The seller is the customer
D. The seller is the client

A

The seller is the client

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Which listing agreement provides the broker with the greatest incentive to successfully market the property?
A. Open listing
B. Net listing
C. Exclusive agency listing
D. Exclusive right to sell listing

A

D, exclusive right to sell

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A sales person agreed to meet a buyer at a home listed by the sales persons broker, when must the sales person provide the buyer with an agency disclosure?
A. In advance of the first in person meeting
B. Before entering the property
C. After showing the property
D. When the buyer expresses interest in making an offer

A

Before entering the property

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As long as the agency relationship is clear and explicit,
A. The seller must pay
B. The buyer must pay
C. It does not matter legally whether the buyer or the seller pays the fee
D. All of these are true

A

C, it does not matter legally whether the buyer or the seller pays the fee
(school)

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A listing contract will terminate as the result of performance of the object. This means that
A. The property has been destroyed
B. The seller and the broker agree to cancel
C. The owner has decided not to sell
D. The property has been sold

A

D, the property has been sold

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Does it legally matter if the seller or the buyer pays the fee in an agency relationship

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No

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What Does performance of the object mean?

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The property has been sold.

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In a dual agency relationship, the parties give up their right to
A. Undivided loyalty
B. Care
C. Accounting
B. Obedience

A

Undivided loyalty (school)

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A broker represents a home buyer as a buyers agent. The broker wants to show the buyer a property that a seller has listed with him. If the broker shows the buyer the property, he should first do what?

Also, is he violating license law?

A

Inform both parties of this dual agency, then get the informed, written consent of both buyer and seller to act as a dual agent (school)

No he is not violating license law

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When a broker takes a listing, all sales people who work for the broker are generally considered what to the broker, and what to the seller?

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Agents for the broker and sub agents for the seller

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24
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Which listing agreement gives sellers the ability to reserve the right to conduct their own sale without compensating the exclusive agent?
A.  Exclusive agency listing
B. Net listing
C. Any multiple listing
D. Exclusive right to sell

A

Exclusive agency listing

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Which one best describes a residential transaction?
A. A building containing six or fewer units intended for dwelling purposes
B. A building containing three or fewer units intended for dwelling purposes
C. A building containing four or fewer units intended for dwelling purposes
D. A building containing five or fewer units intended for dwelling purposes

A

C, 4 units

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The broker represents both the seller and the buyer in the same transaction is known as?

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Dual agency

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In which agency does a seller AND buyer give up their right to full disclosure and undivided loyalty?

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Dual agency

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28
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What listing in this: Owner can sell on their own

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Exclusive agency listing

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Is a commission due to a broker in an exclusive agency listing?

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No

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Which listing is this: No commission is due to the broker and the owner has the right to sell their property on their own.
A. Open listing
B. Net listing
C. Exclusive right to sell listing
D. Exclusive agency listing

A

Exclusive agency listing

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31
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What are the 3 different buyer agency agreements?

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Exclusive buyer-agency agreement
Exclusive agency buyer-agency agreement
Open buyer-agency agreement

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32
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Which buyer agency agreement is similar to an open listing?

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An open buyer-agency agreement

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33
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Which agreement is this:
The buyer employs a number of brokers and only the one who finds the property gets the commission

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Open buyer-agency agreement

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34
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What is the open buyer agency agreement most similar to?

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Open listing

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What is the exclusive agency buyer agency agreement most similar to?

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Exclusive agency listing

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36
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Which agreement is this?
The buyer has the right to find property on their own and no commission is due to the broker.

A

Exclusive agency buyer-agency agreement

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Does the buyer have the right to find property on their own in an open buyer-agency agreement?

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No

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38
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What are the three different types of listings?

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Open listing
Exclusive right to sell listing
Exclusive agency listing

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39
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Which type of listing is an exclusive agency buyer-agency agreement similar to?

A

Exclusive agency listing

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40
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Which buyer-agency agreement is this:
Buyer has the right to find property on their own and no commission is due to the broker.

A

Exclusive agency buyer-agency agreement

41
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Does a buyer have the right to find property on their own in an exclusive agency buyer-agency agreement?

A

Yes

42
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Which listing has the greatest protection for a broker?

A

Exclusive right to sell listing

43
Q

Broker earns a commission no matter who sells property within the listing time frame in which type of listing listing?

A

Exclusive right to sell listing

44
Q

Which listing gives a broker commission no matter who sells the property?

A

Exclusive right to sell listing

45
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What is an open listing?

A

Where the seller employs a number of brokers and the one who sells the property gets the commission.

46
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Which listing is this:
The seller employs a number of brokers and the one who sells the property gets the commission.

A

Open listing

47
Q

Which form is necessary for homes built prior to 1978?

A

Lead based paint disclosure form

48
Q

The lead based paint disclosure form is necessary for homes built prior to what year?

A

1978

49
Q

Who is responsible to disclose any known hazard of a lead-based paint?

A

both The seller and landlord

50
Q

True or false: the seller, but not the landlord, is obligated to disclose any known hazard of lead-based paint.

A

False , both are obligated

51
Q

If you, as the seller or the landlord, do not disclose any known hazard of lead-based paint, how much do you get fined?

A

$11,000

52
Q

which buyer-agency agreement gives the greatest protection to the broker?

A

Exclusive right to represent buyer-agency agreement

53
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Which buyer-agency agreement gives the broker a commission no matter who finds the property within the buyer agency timeframe?

A

Exclusive buyer- agency agreement

54
Q

One agent has the exclusive right to represent the client. Which buyer agency agreement is this?

A

Exclusive buyer-agency agreement

55
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What does the regulation 175.7 under the DOS state? What does section 443 under 175.7 state?

A
  • A real estate broker should make it clear for which party he is acting
  • He can’t receive compensation from more than one party except with the full knowledge and consent of all parties
  • applies to all types of properties
  • 443 states that brokers and salespersons give sellers/buyers an agency disclosure form that describes the roles of sellers’ agents
56
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True or false: A listing agent should’ve taken the sellers for buyers signed acknowledgment before entering into a listing agreement or an agreement to represent the buyer.

A

True

57
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What classifies as first substantive contact?

A

The moment I buy rocks into the agents office and begins discussing your real estate needs for financial situation. 41 environments the agent at the advertised listed property with the intent to inspect the property for purchase.

58
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When showing a buyer a property, at what point should disclosure be made to a buyer?

A

Prior to entering a property being shown.

59
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What does “records of transactions to be maintained” require?

A

Each licensed broker to maintain transaction records like copies of agency disclosure forms for at least 3 years

60
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Brokers enlisting the help of other brokers to market their listed properties.

A

MLS

61
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When a listing broker and selling (buyer) broker list on MLS, and they split commissions, what does this create?

A

Subagency

62
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Co-brokerage is?

A

In a sub-agency, the selling broker (buyer broker) is acting as a sub agent of the seller, as well as being an agent of the listing broker

63
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When a broker accepts a listing from a seller:
- The broker becomes the sellers agent
- any salesperson who works for the broker becomes a subagents of the seller because they are an agent of the broker

What is this ?

A

Sub agent

64
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What is necessary for a dual agency?

A

Full disclosure and informed consent

65
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The Secretary of State deemed it possible to allow the managing broker to designate an agent to represent the buyer and another to represent the seller. If designated sales agents are appointed, what will they function as?

A

Single agents giving undivided loyalty to their respective clients

66
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Name the 3 listing agreements

A

Open listing, exclusive right to sell, exclusive agency listing

67
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Do all the same requirements for disclosure, loyalty, and confidentiality apply to a tenant agency from a broker?

A

Yes

68
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Does the exclusive right to sell listing agreement have one broker or multiple brokers?

A

One

69
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Does the exclusive agency listing agreement have multiple brokers or one broker?

A

One

70
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Does an open listing agreement have one broker or multiple brokers?

A

Multiple

71
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Who gets paid in an open listing agreement which has multiple brokers?

A

Only the selling broker gets paid

72
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In an exclusive right to sell listing agreement does the broker get paid a commission and if so, how?

A

This listing agreement provides the best protection because the broker is entitled to a commission regardless of who sells the house.

73
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Under the exclusive right to sell listing agreement, is the seller allowed to sell their own property?

A

No

74
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Under an exclusive agency listing agreement does the seller retain the right to sell their property without obligation?

A

Yes

75
Q

Which listing agreement is this if the broker gets paid only if they or another broker is the procuring cause.

A

Exclusive agency listing agreement

76
Q

Does the seller retain the right to sell their property without obligation under an open listing agreement?

A

Yes, the seller can sell

77
Q

Which listing is the least restrictive of the three types?

A

The open listing agreement

78
Q

Which listing agreement tends to be the least motivating for agents to want to spend a great deal of time or advertising money on the property?

A

Open listing agreement

79
Q

Is MLS a type of listing?

A

No, it is organized within a geographic area by a group of brokers who agree to distribute and share listing information.

80
Q

The broker is free to offer the property for sale at any price. What is this known as?

A

A net listing

81
Q

Is a net listing legal or illegal in New York?

A

Illegal because it lends itself to fraud and is seldom in the seller‘s best interest. It also violates fiduciary responsibilities owed to a principal by the agent.

82
Q

True or false; most homebuyers today use the Internet to browse the market to start their own searches. However most sales are eventually made face-to-face through the services of a broker.

A

True

83
Q

What should the broker immediately do on their website when a sale occurs?

A

Remove the listing from the for sale section of the site. Failure to do so will subject the licensee to disciplinarian action by the department of state.

84
Q

Can abandonment by a broker who spends no time on the listing terminate a listing?

A

Yes

85
Q

does performance of the object terminate a listing?

A

Yes

86
Q

True or false, automatic extension clauses in an exclusive listing is illegal in New York.

A

True

87
Q

True or false: New York State requires that a functioning carbon monoxide detector and smoke alarm be installed in every one or two family house, co-op, or condo offered for sale

A

True

88
Q

Do sellers and landlords have to disclose the presence of known lead-based paint or hazards at the time of the listing, later before the closing, or both?

A

Both

89
Q

What penalty will occur if sellers and landlords fail to comply with lead paint disclosure requirements?

A

$11,000 penalty

90
Q

At what age and under are landlords required to inspect every year for lead hazards?

A

Age 6 and under

91
Q

Who is known to conduct frequent audits of the office of a brokerage in order to enforce the law that requires the attaching of lead paint disclosure forms to all contracts pertaining to the sale or lease of residential property?

A

The environmental protection agency (epa)

92
Q

What must sellers and landlords provide in regard to lead paint disclosure?

A

HUD OR ERA booklet

93
Q

The broker is entitled to payment if he or another broker locates the property that the buyer ultimately purchases.  however if the buyer find a suitable property on his own, And is not obligated to pay the broker, which buyer agency agreement is this an example of?

A

Exclusive agency buyer agency agreement

94
Q

Does the payment of fees determine who an agent represents?

A

No, it does not matter legally whether the buyer or the seller pays the fee, as long as the agency relationship is clear and explicit.

95
Q

A buyers agent may be compensated by who?

A

The buyer, the seller, or both (with full disclosure and informed consent)

96
Q

Who is more likely to be a customer, a seller or a buyer?

A

Buyer

97
Q

If you have children under the age of “blank” then landlords must install window guards in New York City.

A

11

98
Q

What is the most complete type of ownership?

A

Fee simple, you can do whatever you want with it

99
Q

Liens attached to the property not the ?

A

Owner

New York Real Estate (18 decks)

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