Module 4 Flashcards
A buyer’s evidence of good faith, submitted with an offer to purchase
Earnest money
A unilateral contract where one party has the option to buy property at a preset price within a negotiated time period
Option
An insurance policy to compensate or reimburse the insured against any losses sustained as a result of defects in the title
Title Policy
A report outlining the current condition of the title – title report
Title Commitment
A change that is made to a standard insurance policy
Endorsement
The process by which boundaries are measured and land areas are determined; the on-site measurement of lot lines, dimensions and position of a house on a lot, including the determination of any existing encroachments
Survey
Paragraph 6D of TREC’s promulgated contracts allow the buyer to object in writing to any matters that might prohibit a certain use or activity of the property
Objections
One of the most important considerations when purchasing residential real property. TREC’s promulgated contracts stipulate that the buyer is purchasing the property “as-is”
Property Condition
A statement of property condition provided to prospective buyers by the seller
Seller’s Disclosure Notice
The amount of earnest money is negotiated between the
parties to the contract
The Earnest Money paragraph has a
Time is of the Essence clause
Seller shall deliver the Title Commitment for title insurance within how many days after the Title Company receives a copy of the contract .
20
The T-47 is used with the
seller’s existing survey
The Texas Real Estate License Act requires that license holders advise buyers to have
an abstract examined or to obtain title insurance
The inspector is to be a
TREC licensed inspector or another person otherwise allowed by law