National Portion - Real Estate Exam Flashcards
Which of the following items could not be used by the owner of a hardware store as security for a loan, under the provisions of the Uniform Commercial Code?
A. A personal note endorsed by him
B. Accounts receivable
C. Stock for sale
D. Equipment and fixtures
C. Stock for Sale
- As the stock will be sold, it cannot be used to secure a loan.
A valid escrow requires which of the following:
A. Escrow instructions with no conditions
B. A binding contract between the buyer and seller and the conditional delivery of transfer instruments to a third party
C. The services of a licensed real estate broker
D. None of the above
B. A binding contract between the buyer and seller and the conditional delivery of transfer instruments to a third party.
- The are required for a valid escrow
If the loan-to-value ratio is low:
A. The equity in property is high
B. The equity is not affected
C. The equity in the property is low
D. None of the above
A. The equity in property is high
Loan to value ratio is the ratio of the loan to the appraised value. If a 90% loan to value ratio is given by a lender, that indicates a 10% down payment, and a beginning equity of 10%. If the loan to value ratio is only 60%, the down payment is 40% and the beginning equity is 40%. The lower the loan, the higher the equity.
Sellers are usually reluctant to cancel an existing transferable fire insurance policy in the event of a cash sale, due to the fact that:
A. The buyer may not properly cover the property
B. The higher short term cancellation rate will apply
C. It could result in cancellation of other policies
D. The elimination of a cash return in the proration
B. The higher short term cancellation rate will apply
- A seller on a cash sale would be reluctant to cancel an existing transferable fire insurance policy because the seller would receive a short term cancellation rate. Therefore, the seller would prefer to transfer the existing policy to the buyer.
A minority purchaser enters your office and states they are looking for, and interested in purchasing, a particular property in a minority neighborhood. You could legally assume that:
A. This person is testing you
B. They are interested in that particular property
C. They are interested in owning a home in an all minority neighborhood
D. They cannot qualify to own property in a higher-priced area
B. They are interested in that particular property
- Should any prospective purchaser enter your office requesting to see a particular property, you would assume they were interested in that particular property.