chapter 3 and 4 quiz Flashcards
A property manager is hired and signs a management agreement with the owner. At this time, the property manager is:
c. a general agent
A buyer and seller have negotiated a contract on the seller’s property with a closing set for June 14, time is of the essence. On June 12th the listing agent calls the buyer’s agent and tells him the seller will be unable to close on the 14th. The seller can close on the 16th. At this time, what is true?
. the contract is voidable by the buyer
A licensee is representing a seller in a commercial transaction. The property is under contract and all contingencies have been met. The listing agent learns the State Department of Transportation has authorized the construction of an exit ramp to the interstate right behind the commercial property. The exit ramp will greatly increase the value of the seller’s property. What should the agent do?
tell the seller and encourage the seller to complete the negotiated sale
A listing agent is showing his listing to a buyer customer and notices a problem with the exterior of the property that he missed when he listed the property. What should he do?
point it out to the buyer as it is a material fact
A buyer’s agent has accidentally forwarded confidential information about his buyer’s financial background to the listing agent. What is true?
the buyer’s agent is guilty of negligence and the listing agent must disclose the information to the seller
What is the difference between replacement cost and market value?
depreciation
Economic life is defined as:
years of depreciation
- An unlicensed assistant gets a call from a listing owner with questions about a contract – what should the assistant do?
take the information to the listing broker
An underage college student signs a lease then discloses his age to the landlord. What is true?
c. the contract is voidable at the minor’s option
A seller comes into the office to sign a contract. The seller is stumbling and smells of alcohol. How do you proceed?
a. tell the seller to leave and return at another time
What are the requirements/criteria for real estate to have value?
Demand, Utility, Scarcity, Transferability
What principle of value defines the most important factor for appraisal?
Highest and Best Use
What approach would an appraiser most likely use to value a residential rent house in a neighborhood where a majority of the homes are leased
income approach
A licensed broker is advertising that he will perform a free appraisal if you contact him for a listing appointment. He is not in violation of the law:
if he is a licensed appraiser
Which of the following is NOT an example of functional obsolescence?
deferred maintenance