Final Exam # 1 Flashcards
What happens to real estate prices when demand is greater than supply?
Prices will increase
Prices will decrease
Prices will stay the same
Real estate prices are not effected by supply and demand
Prices will increase
A homeowner recently hired a broker to sell their house. If the property is destroyed by fire, what happens to the agency relationship between the owner and their listing broker?
The agency relationship is terminated.
The agency relationship is suspended for 6 months.
The agent must still serve as a fiduciary to the seller.
The agency relationship will not terminate until the listing agreement expires.
The agency relationship is terminated.
In which of the following loan types does the seller become the mortgagee?
Blanket mortgage
Graduated payment mortgage
Term loan
Purchase money mortgage
Purchase money mortgage
Loans created by commercial banks are bought and sold in the ……….. mortgage market.
Primary
Secondary
Institutional
Real estate
Secondary
A couple owns a property as a tenancy by the entirety. When one of the spouses passes away, the other spouse gains full ownership of the property. When the remaining spouse passes away, the children inherit the property. This is known as what type of interest in real property?
Life estate
Leasehold estate
Joint tenancy
Tenancy in common
Life Estate
Which of the following is a basic insurance policy what will cover the home and its contents in the event of a fire?
HO-1
HO-4
HO-6
HO-8
HO-1
Which of the following building systems can provide both heating and cooling through the same ducts?
Steam system
Radiant panels
Electric heating system
Forced warm air system
Forced warm air system
If a property owner needs to obtain a variance on their property, which of the following should they apply to…?
Zoning Board of Appeals
Department of Buildings
Department of Finance
Architectural Planning Board
Zoning Board of Appeals
This occurs when a landlord takes matters into their own hands and removes a tenant from the property?
Actual eviction
Constructive eviction
Legal eviction
Abandonment by tenant
Actual eviction
Which of the following loans is considered interest-only?
Fixed-rate mortgage
Balloon loan
Straight-term loan
Partially amortized loan
Straight-term loan
Real estate agents must carry what type of insurance?
Liability insurance
Worker’s compensation
Car insurance
Homeowners insurance
Liability insurance
Disclosures about lead-based paint must be provided for the sale of any home built prior to what year?
1968
1978
1988
1992
1978
How many hours of continuing education is a real estate salesperson required to complete every two years?
16 hours
20 hours
22.5 hours
26 hours
22.5 hours
If a real estate salesperson violates Article 12-A of the Real Property Law, they shall be guilty of a/an…?
Misdemeanor
Felony
Criminal crime
Civil crime
Misdemeanor
The lowest part of a roof, which projects beyond the wall of the structure is known as a/an…?
Soffit
Flashing
Eave
Fascia
Eave
If a property owner has been using their property as a manufacturing facility for the past 40 years, but the current zoning laws only allow residential use in the neighborhood, the manufacturing facility will be considered as a/an…?
Variance
Non-conforming use
As-of-right use
Special use
Non-conforming use
What type of income is earned through salaries or in a business in which the taxpayer actively participates?
Active income
Portfolio income
Passive activity income
Capital income
Active income
Who typically signs the sales contract first?
The seller
The buyer
The listing broker
The buyer’s broker
The buyer
Which of the following individuals is required to file a Schedule C of the federal income tax Form 1040?
A real estate salesperson working under a sponsoring broker
A real estate assistant who earns a salary
A real estate office manager who earns a salary
Everyone working in a broker’s office must file a Schedule C
A real estate salesperson working under a sponsoring broker
What type of easement is commonly used by utility companies?
Easement by necessity
Easement by condemnation
Easement in gross
Easement by prescription
Easement in gross
What should an agent do if a prospective buyer refuses to sign the New York State Disclosure Form for Buyer and Seller at the first substantive contact?
Refuse to show the property.
Sign the disclosure form on behalf of the prospective buyer.
Complete a declaration form that states the facts of the meeting and keep for their records.
Do nothing and ignore the situation.
Complete a declaration form that states the facts of the meeting and keep for their records.
The Civil Rights Act of 1866 made ……… only a protected class.
Race
Religion
Disability
Nationality
Race
A percentage lease is most commonly used by which of the following?
Office tenants
Residential tenants
Retail tenants
Real estate developers
Retail tenants
A building that includes condominium and cooperative ownership in the same structure is known as a/an…?
Condop
Office building
Special-use building
Special-purpose building
Condop
If a real estate salesperson closes a deal with a client, whom should the salesperson go to receive their commission?
The seller
The buyer
The seller’s attorney
Their sponsoring broker
Their sponsoring broker
Which of the following is a budget that forecasts income and expenses as may be reasonably projected over a short term?
Operating budget
Variable budget
Stabilized budget
Capital reserve budget
Stabilized budget