principles and practices Flashcards

1
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the law of agency

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real estate agents owe the fiduciary duties to their respective clients

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2
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obedience

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agent cannot exceed the authority given by the principal and must follow all lawful instructions

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3
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loyalty

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agent must put clients interests ahead of all others, including the agents interests

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4
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disclosure

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agent must disclose affirmatively all information concerning the transaction that might affect the principals best interests

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5
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confidentiality

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agent cannot disclose confidential information of the principal to others

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6
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account

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agent is required to promptly report all money received and paid out

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7
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reasonable care

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agent is required to protect the principal from foreseeable risks of harm

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8
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buyer is

A

offeror

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9
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seller is

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offeree

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10
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municipal taxes

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property is assessed annually according to value (ad valorem)

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11
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special assessments

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additional taxes for property enhanced by expenditure of public funds

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12
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zoning ordinances

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are a means of regulating and controlling land and its use even though the property is privately owned

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13
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setbacks

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a distance from frontage, side lines and rear lot lines before foot of building (foundation) is allowed

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14
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variance

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a formal legal process to permit doing something that an existing zoning ordinance forbids

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15
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noncomforming use

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a legal use that existed prior to the enactment of the ordinances

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16
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conditional use permit

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allows a special use if deemed desirable for the public good or convenience

17
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building codes

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define basic requirements for construction, performance and maintenance standards, not specific materials or designs.

18
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easements

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an irrevocable right or interest one party has in the land of another, a non possessory interest in land of another; a right running with the land

19
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easement appurtenant

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two adjoining lots. owner of one lot has right of way across next lot

20
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dominant tenement

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is the party with right, receivable benefit- an appurtenance

21
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servient tenement

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is the party who’s property is burdened- an encumbrance

22
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creation of easement appurtenant

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by deed- a voluntary giving of a right

23
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easement in gross

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owner gives personal right in writing, to another who does not own adjoining lot

24
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encroachments

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unauthorized intrusion of another discovered by survey

25
Q

adverse possession

A

neighbor claiming a legal right to continue use of land

26
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cooperatives

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a corporation that acquires realty to provide the shareholders with housing