Final Exam # 4 Flashcards
What happens to the salesperson’s license if the license of their sponsoring broker is suspended?
The license of the salesperson will also be suspended.
The license of the salesperson will be revoked and the salesperson will be required to pay a fine.
The license of the salesperson will automatically be moved under another sponsoring broker in the firm.
The license of the salesperson will remain active.
The license of the salesperson will also be suspended.
How many years of experience does an individual need as a NYS real estate salesperson in order to quality to obtain their broker’s license?
1 year
2 years
3 years
4 years
2 years
A broker represents a seller in a transaction. If the seller tells the broker they must sell the property quickly due to financial hardship, the broker cannot reveal this information to a prospective buyer. Otherwise, the broker will violate which of the following fiduciary duties?
Confidentiality
Obedience
Accountability
Full disclosure
Confidentiality
The real estate agent serves as a/an ……..to their client.
Fiduciary
Attorney
Consultant
General agent
Fiduciary
What type of agency gives complete authority over any activity of the principal?
Special agency
General agency
Universal agency
Express agency
Universal agency
A property manager is an example of a/an …….agent.
Special
General
Universal
Dual
General
Which of the following is NOT considered real property?
Living room furniture
Oil or natural gas located beneath the property
Vacant land
Small garage
Living room furniture
Which of the following interests in real property includes the full bundle of rights?
Estate for years
Leasehold estates
Fee simple absolute estates
Cooperatives
Fee simple absolute estates
Which of the following is NOT one of the four units of concurrent ownership?
Dedication
Time
Title
Possession
Dedication
Which of the following forms of ownership is limited to married couples?
Joint tenancy
Tenancy in common
Ownership in severalty
Tenancy by the entirety
Tenancy by the entirety
Which of the following estates provides the right of possession and control, but not title?
Fee simple absolute
Life estate
Fee simple determinable estate
Leasehold estate
Leasehold estate
The right of a property owner whose land borders on a body of water, such as a lake, ocean or sea, to reasonable use and enjoyment of the shore and water the property borders on is known as…?
Riparian rights
Sub-surface rights
Littoral rights
Air rights
Littoral rights
If a real estate salespersons license expires, what must they do to get their license re-activated?
Retake the State exam only
Re-apply for their license only
Retake the State exam and submit a new license application
A real estate salespersons license does not expire
Retake the State exam and submit a new license application
A common term for an easement is a…?
Right of way
As of right
Possessory interest
Voluntary alienation
Right of way
Which of the following liens takes the highest priority?
Mortgage lien
Mechanic’s lien
Judgement lien
Tax lien
Tax lien
Which of the following written instruments is used to convey a grantor’s interest in real property?
Promissory note
Plot plan
Deed
Mortgage
Deed
Where should a homeowner look to find the exact dimensions of their property?
Block and lot map
Survey
Promissory note
Property inspection report
Survey
Which of the following is a condensed history of title to a property?
Abstract of title
Title insurance
Deed
Chain of title
Abstract of title
Why is the old deed needed to help prepare for the closing?
The old deed is used to prepare the new need.
The old deed is used to determine the amount of insurance on the property.
The old deed is used to prepare the promissory note.
The old deed is not needed for the closing.
The old deed is used to prepare the new need.
Where does a buyer’s earnest money deposit get placed prior to closing on the transaction?
A separate escrow account
The listing broker’s personal bank account
The seller’s attorney’s personal bank account
Any bank account within the U.S.
A separate escrow account
Which of the following allows a commercial tenant the option to match an offer from another prospective tenant?
Right of first refusal
Lease option
Claim
Rescission
Right of first refusal
If a clause in a contract is illegal, the contract will be considered…?
Void
Voidable
Valid
Suspended
Void
Which of the following is a payment made by a purchaser of real estate as evidence of good faith?
Earnest money deposit
Buydown
Contingency payment
Rider payment
Earnest money deposit
What is the highest court in New York State?
New York Court of Appeals
New York District Court
Judiciary of New York
New York Civil Court
New York Court of Appeals
If a tenant wants to throw late night parties in their apartment, what clause in the lease may prevent them from doing so?
Renewal clause
Use provisions
Statute of limitations
Term of the lease
Use provisions
Which of the following is an example of a uni-lateral contract?
Exclusive Right to Sell Agreement
Open Listing Contract
Buyer Representation Agreement
Independent Contractor Agreement
Open Listing Contract
Which of the following loan types typically includes more than one property as collateral?
Blanket mortgage
ARM
Fixed-rate mortgage
Term loan
Blanket mortgage
Which of the following loans is associated with monthly payments which fluctuate based on a standard index?
ARM
Fixed-rate mortgage
Term loan
Blanket mortgage
ARM
Which of the following is an example of a conventional loan?
AAn FHA-insured loan
BA VA-guaranteed loan
CA loan offered by a commercial bank without any participation by a government agency
DA loan backed by FNMA
A loan offered by a commercial bank without any participation by a government agency
If a property is purchased for $350,000 and the buyer needs to obtain a $280,000 mortgage, what is the loan to value ratio of the mortgage?
70 Percent (70%) 75 Percent (75%) 80 Percent (80%) 85 Percent (85%)
80 Percent (80%)