N14 Settlement, Prorations & Investments Flashcards

1
Q

A complete detailed statement showing all receipts and disbursements for a transaction and required by the CFPB is a _________ formerly known as the _______.

A

Closing Disclosure, HUD-1 Settlement Statement.

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2
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A proportional division or distribution of monies between buyers and sellers or landlords and tenants is a _________.

A

Proration

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3
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When prorating items in Arizona, the _______ ,or in a lease the _______ is the person usually responsible to pay for items for the day of closing.

A

Buyer, Tenant

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4
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When prorating, items paid in arrears (that have not been paid) are a Charge (Debit) to the ___ and a Credit to the ____.

A

seller, buyer

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5
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When prorating, items paid in advance (that have been prepaid) are a ___ to the seller and a _____to the buyer.

A

Credit, Charge (Debit)

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6
Q

Unless negotiated differently, closing costs on a loan are usually paid by the ______________.

A

Buyer (Borrower)

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7
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The owner’s title insurance policy is usually paid for by the __________.

A

Seller

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8
Q

The projected income on an investment property as if the property was 100% occupied is the ___________

A

Gross Scheduled Income.

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9
Q

If rent was uncollectable by a landlord it is considered to be a _____________.

A

Credit Loss

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10
Q

The actual income a rental property produces is _________ AKA _____________.

A

Effective Gross Income aka Gross Operating Income

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11
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Expenses incurred in running an income property are defined as ___________.

A

Operating Expenses

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12
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The income remaining after operating expenses are deducted from the effective gross income is the ___________.

A

Net Operating Income

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13
Q

The principal and interest paid on a loan are defined as the _________ on an income property.

A

Debt Service

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14
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The amount remaining after paying all operating expenses and debt service is defined as the _________.

A

Cash Flow Before Income Tax

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15
Q

The two items related to owner-occupied property that may be taken as a tax deduction are __________ and ___________.

A

Mortgage Interest and Property Taxes

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16
Q

In the sale of a personal residence the maximum amount of capital gain that, under certain circumstances, may not be taxed is ________ for a single person and ______ for a married couple filing jointly.

A

$250,000, $500,000

17
Q

For owners of income property the three items that are eligible for deductions on the owner’s tax return are:

A

Mortgage Interest, Property Taxes and Cost Recovery (Depreciation).

18
Q

Cost recovery/depreciation may not be taken as an income tax deduction on ______________ or _______.

A

Land or a Personal Residence

19
Q

The period over which an income producing property may be depreciated for tax purposes is known as the ___________.

A

Recovery Period

20
Q

Residential income property may be depreciated over a recovery period of ___ years.

A

27.5

21
Q

Non-residential income property may be depreciated over a recovery period of __ years.

A

39

22
Q

When the allowable annual depreciation is the same amount each year, the depreciation is classified as ____________.

A

Straight Line Depreciation