Module 6 Flashcards

1
Q

______________________ refers to when a tenant has the right to match or better any offer the landlord may receive on the property before the property is sold to someone else.

A

Right of First Refusal

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2
Q

___________ do not need to be recorded to be valid.

A

Leases

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3
Q

The 4 Types of Leasehold Estates are:

A
  1. Estate for Years
  2. Periodic Tenancy
  3. Tenancy at Sufferance
  4. Tenancy at Will
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4
Q

TREC’s promulgated residential leases are for:

A
  1. 90 Days or Less
  2. Residential Use Only
  3. Promulgated by TREC
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5
Q

The _________________________________ is established in the management agreement.

A

The Role of the Property Manager

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6
Q

____________________ include repainting an apartment.

A

Operating expenses

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7
Q

_____________ is created by a contract that has not gone to closing yet.

A

Equitable Title

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8
Q

Title to land in the US can be traced back to the original owner, which is the ____________________

A

Sovereignty of the Soil

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9
Q
  1. A Buyer who wants to ensure he is receiving good title should request a General Warranty Deed.
  2. The best way to ensure that the grantor has good marketable title is to get a General Warranty Deed.
  3. Title Commitment is a statement of the condition of title at a moment of time.
A

Title Commitment

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10
Q

________________ is ANY change in the ownership of Real Property.

A

Alienation

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11
Q

An individual who inherits property by ______________________ acquires property by Descent

A

Intestate Succession

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12
Q

_______________ is something of value given in exchange for a deed.

A

Consideration

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13
Q

Title is Conveyed when the Deed is _______________ and _____________.

A

Delivered and Accepted.

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14
Q

The Grantor could retain an Easement through a ______________ in the Deed.

A

Reservation in the Deed.

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15
Q

__________________________ enters it into the public records, and gives constructive notice to the world that ownership has been transferred.

A

Recording a Deed

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16
Q

________________ Deeds have no guarantees, warranties, or covenants.

A

Quitclaim Deed

17
Q

____________ are pending lawsuits affecting the property that may need to be resolved prior to Closing.

A

Lis Pendens

18
Q

The _____________ is used to determine whether or not the information in the sales contract concerning the property’s boundaries is accurate.

19
Q

A Buyer should perform a final walkthrough of the property ___ to ____ days before closing to verify the condition of the property.

A

1 to 3 days

20
Q

The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) implements ______________

A

Real Estate Settlement Procedures Act (RESPA)

21
Q

____________ is a Percentage (%) of the Sale Price paid to the broker/sales agent.

A

Commission

22
Q

Using the __________________, Commission is the Part, Commission Rate is the Percent, and Sales Price of the Property is the Total

23
Q

_____________ is money paid at a particular rate for the use of money loaned to a person or entity.

24
Q

_________ can be compounded or added on top of existing interest in periods that are annual, semi-annual, quarterly, monthly, or daily.

25
___________________ are based upon the tax rate and the Assessed Value of the property.
Property Taxes
26
____________________ rates may be calculated based upon a percentage of value or may be based upon a mill rate
Property Taxes
27
To calculate the acreage of land, you must:
1. Calculate the number of square feet 2. Divide by 43,560 (# of sq ft per one acre
28
______________ is 1% of the Loan Amount, regardless of whether they are Discount or Origination points. They are paid at closing and are tax-deductible.
One point