Exam 1: Definitions Exam 8 Flashcards
Part 8
Police power may be defined as the right or power of regulation by government for the promotion of the health, safety, or general welfare of the public. Which of the following is an example of the exercise of police power?
A)
The taking of private property for use by a municipality
B)
Condemnation of property by the federal government
C)
Zoning by a municipality
D)
Restrictions in a deed
Zoning by a municipality
The quickness with which assets can be converted into cash is known as A) yield. B) liquidity. C) risk. D) leverage.
liquidity
What is the first step in the appraisal process? A) Define the appraisal problem B) Organize the data program C) Make a preliminary survey and appraisal plan D) Classify the data
Define the appraisal problem
Franklin offered to perform all of the obligations in a purchase contract. This act is considered a A) condition. B) demand. C) tender. D) covenant.
tender
The bargained rent between the landlord and the tenant that is actually paid by the tenant is known as A) basic rent. B) contract rent. C) standard rent. D) economic rent.
contract rent.
Broker Way had an open listing on Hall’s property. Way presented a low offer from Dole, which was not accepted by Hall. Later, Hall also gave an open listing to Broker Cass. Dole made a higher offer through Cass, which was accepted. Broker Way sued for his commission as the procuring cause of sale. Which of the following is most likely correct?
A)
Way could not collect as he or she had to be not only the procuring cause but also the one who consummated the sale.
B)
Way could not collect unless he or she had proof that the listing was in effect at the time of the sale.
C)
Way wins 50% of his commission.
D)
Way wins the entire commission.
Way could not collect as he or she had to be not only the procuring cause but also the one who consummated the sale.
An apartment was purchased by a buyer who gave a $30,000 cash down payment, assumed a $60,000 first trust deed, and agreed to pay $2,400 for delinquent real property taxes. The buyer also agreed to pay 50% of the broker's 5% commission and $1,150 for closing costs. For tax purposes, the buyer's basis will be most nearly A) $92,400. B) $90,000. C) none of these. D) $95,800.
95,800
A broker signs an exclusive loan listing with a borrower authorizing him to negotiate a loan directly or indirectly using real property as collateral. This agreement requires a definite termination date of NOT more than A) 45 days. B) 30 days. C) 15 days. D) 60 days.
45 days.
All of these statements about depreciation are true EXCEPT
A)
it can be a loss of value due to wear and tear.
B)
it always is concerned with intrinsic factors but never with extraneous factors.
C)
it includes all influences that reduce the value of property below replacement cost.
D)
it is a loss of value from any cause.
it always is concerned with intrinsic factors but never with extraneous factors.
A listing agent gave part of his commission to the buyer. He
A)
may be disciplined by the real estate commissioner.
B)
is guilty of committing a civilly wrong act.
C)
must disclose this to the seller.
D)
is guilty of criminal action
must disclose this to the seller.
Under the Real Estate Settlement Procedures Act (RESPA) lenders are required to give borrowers A) a bill of sale. B) a good-faith estimate. C) an invoice not exceeding $10 for the special information booklet. D) the amount of mortgage interest.
a good-faith estimate.
The act of a nonriparian owner who diverts water from a nearby lake or river for personal beneficial use is known as A) prescription. B) accretion. C) percolation. D) appropriation.
appropriation
Which document is NOT a means of creating an interest in real property? A) Mortgage B) Deed C) Lease D) Bill of sale
Bill of sale
A real estate licensee negotiated the sale of a farm for a seller. The agent's commission can be paid in which form? A) Check or cash B) Assignment of funds from buyer to seller C) Assignment of existing note D) Any of these
Any of these
What BEST describes an attorney-in-fact? A) A legally competent person appointed to represent another person through a power of attorney B) A lawyer appointed by the court C) A person with a dual agency D) A lawyer acting as an attorney for a client
A legally competent person appointed to represent another person through a power of attorney