Chapter 7 Flashcards
It is illegal to screen and eliminate potential tenants based on:
marital status
A lease in which the lessee is required to pay the property taxes, insurance, and maintenance is known as a:
triple net lease
Lessor A leases to Lessee B who legally subleases to Sublessee C. Which of the following is correct?
Lessor A looks to Lessee B for payment
A landlord signs a 3-year binding residential lease with a tenant. Six months later, the landlord wishes the tenant to move so the landlord’s father can occupy the apartment. The tenant will be forced to move after the landlord serves a:
the tenant cannot be forced to move
Most month-to-month rental agreements can be classified as an:
estate from period to period
A lease on agricultural land cannot exceed:
51 years
The legal action in court to remove a tenant is called:
unlawful detainer
Implied right of habitability means the:
landlord guarantees the residential unit meets housing codes
The maximum security deposit for an unfurnished apartment is:
two month’s rent
A lease for a definite period of time at a flat rental rate is best described as an:
estate for years, payable at a gross rate
A lessee has a: freehold estate life estate none of these fee simple estate
none of these
If an owner deeds a property encumbered by an existing lease, the new owner is best described as the:
grantee-lessor
A landlord signs a lease and the lessee takes possession but never signs the lease. Under these circumstances the lease is:
valid
Quite often a retail store owner will contract to pay rent under a percentage lease. This means the rent is based on:
gross receipts with an established base rent
If a lessee abandons a lease prior to the expiration date, the lessor may:
leave the premises unoccupied and sue for each installment as it becomes due