Final Exam Flashcards

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Purpose of Appraisal

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And estimate or opinion of value based on an analysis of the relevant data.

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Trade fixtures are?

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A fixture placed with the intention of being removed.

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Cost Replacement Approach

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The cost at today’s prices, using today’s construction materials to replace a building with one that has the same function.

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Reproduction Cost

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The cost at today’s prices of constructing an exact replica.

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5
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Hazard Insurance- paid in advance how far?

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One year

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6
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Property Tax Formula?

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Annual Tax divided by 365= Daily Rate

Then,

Daily Rate x the number of days.

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Insurance Proration formula?

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Annual Premium divided by 365 = daily rate

Then,

Daily rate x the number of days

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Accrued Interest formula

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Loan Balance x Rate of Interest =annual interest

Then,

Annual Interest divided by 360 = daily interest

Then,

Daily Interest x number of days owed.

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Special Agent

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One who is appointed to act on a particular occasion or for a specific purpose. A person with limited authority.

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Exclusive right to sell

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Right to market is exclusive and commission is guaranteed if property is sold, no matter who sells it. Contract must be in writing & have a definite date of termination.

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Universal Agent

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Authorized to perform any act that the principal could perform.

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General Agent

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Has the authority to bind the principal in business conduct.

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13
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Fiduciary

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Implies trust and confidence

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Earnest Money

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A purchaser’s initial commitment by use of something valuable to indicate that he/she wants to buy the property. This earnest money is deposited into the broker’s trust account until the transaction is closed.

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15
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Lien

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Creditor uses this as a way to take a debtor’s property as payment for the debt owed.

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16
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Voluntary or Involuntary Debt

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Depending on whether they are recorded with the owners consent or without it.

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Statutory Lien

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Mechanics lien, involuntary

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Equitable lien

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Vendee’s lien, voluntary

19
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Specific lien

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Attached to only one parcel of property.

20
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General lien

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Attached to all properties the debtor has.

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Property Tax Lien

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When ad valorem taxes and special assessment taxes are not paid by the property owner within the time allowed.

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Mortgage Lien

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When a purchaser pledges a property to the lender as security for a loan. If repayment is not paid according to terms, the lender can force sale of the property. These liens are voluntary.

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Mechanics lien

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This allows contractors workmen and suppliers of building materials to place a lien against the property if they are not paid for improving it. These liens are involuntary.

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Vendee’s lien

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This protects a buyer from losing their earnest moneydeposit in case of default. This is voluntary.

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Attachment lien
This grants the court custody of a specific property to prevent the owner from transferring ownership while a suit for damages is being decided.
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Judgment lien
Arises out of a lawsuit. When one person sues another person for damages. The debtor receives a lien on any property they own in that county.
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IRV
I= net operating income R= capitalization Rate V= value If any two of these components are known, the third component can be calculated.
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Net Operating Income (NOI)
Effective gross income minus the total operating expenses. Deals with income made from a business within the past year.
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Income Approach
The value of property is based on the anticipated amount of income.
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Net Operating Income formula
``` Potential Gross Income - Vacancy Rate =Effective Gross Income - Operating Expenses = net Operating Income ```
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Regulation Z
Gives lenders guidelines to follow in disclosing to borrowers their exact cost of credit.
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Who does Regulation Z apply to?
- All loans up to $25,000 for personal family & household purposes. - All residential real estate transactions involving credit regardless of the amount. - Residential mortgage loans for 2 to 4 family residential properties providing the owner occupies one of the units.
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CAM license (community association management)
Limited to tasks involved in managing homeowners associations such as are found in subdivisions and condominium complexes. Must work as agents of a broker.
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Property Manager
One who is given the responsibility of maintaining preserving and enhancing an owners property & generating the highest possible net return from it.