Property Management and Leasing Flashcards
All but one of the following should be included as fixed operating expenses in the budget for property management:
A) Property manager’s fees
B) Ceiling replacement
C) Fuel costs
D) Maintenance
B) Ceiling replacement
This item might be handled by a special account called reserves for replacement.
A property management contract should contain:
I. A description of the property
II. The terms and conditions of the employment
A) I only
B) II only
C) Both I and II
D) Neither I nor II
C) Both I and II
I. A description of the property
II. The terms and conditions of the employment
Need not be legal description
In addition to providing the owner with a good income, one of the most effective ways for a property manager to advertise his management abilities is through a well-run building with has:
A) As high or higher rents than other similar buildings
B) Satisfied tenants served by competent employees
C) The most complete and up-to-date accounting reports
D) The lowest paid employees
B) Satisfied tenants served by competent employees
High rents may not produce good net income if there are unnecessary expenses.
Included in the property management butted as operating expenses are costs:
I. To extend the plumbing system
II. To pay for the property management fee
A) I only
B) II only
C) Both I and II
D) Neither I nor II
B) II only
II. To pay for the property management fee
A property manager, to secure the best return for the investment would establish rental income by:
A) Long term rental at high present economic period
B) Long term contract with middle of present day rentals
C) Long term rental with a built-in escalation clause
D) Month to month rental
C) Long term rental with a built-in escalation clause
A lease is:
A) Contract
B) A conveyance
C) Neither a contract nor a conveyance but a separate thing in itself
D) Both a contract and a conveyance
D) Both a contract and a conveyance
Which lease provides for certain adjustments in rent:
A) Ground lease
B) Net lease
C) Graduated lease
D) Long term lease
C) Graduated lease
Another type is a step-up lease
The conveyance of an estate chiefly by a lease is a:
A) Devise
B) Demise
C) Deed
D) Decree
B) Demise
Demise is a transfer of real property by lease.
If a landlord wants to regain possession of the leased premises, he gives notice to:
A) Evict
B) Attach
C) Quit
D) Relinquish
C) Quit
Evicition notice is only used in a formal eviction proceeding whereas notice to quit could be used to terminate a periodic tenancy
Some features of a tenancy at will are as follows:
I. It terminates with proper notice by either party
II. It has no definite duration
A) I only
B) II only
C) Both I and II
D) Neither I nor II
C) Both I and II
I. It terminates with proper notice by either party
II. It has no definite duration
It will terminate upon either’s death or sale of property
Which of the following is true?
I. The Hawaii Landlord-Tenant Code provides that a landlord cannot charge a security deposit equal to more than one month’s rent unless the tenant has agreed to a larger deposit in a written rental agreement
II. The Landlord-Tenant Code requires the landlord to return the deposit within ten days of tenant vacating the premises, or specify reasons for withholding all or part of deposit
A) I only
B) II only
C) Both I and II
D) Neither I nor II
D) Neither I nor II
The parties can’t agree to a higher security deposit than that allowed by law.
A lessee who fails to renew his lease but who remains in possession with the permission of the landlord is called a:
A) Tenant at sufferance
B) Tenant at will
C) Tenant for years
D) Tenant in common
B) Tenant at will
A tenant at sufferance is there without the landlords consent
On a percentage lease:
I. The owner has the right to examine the lessee books
II. There will typically be a minimum rent besides the percentage
A) I only
B) II only
C) Both I and II
D) Neither I nor II
C) Both I and II
I. The owner has the right to examine the lessee books
II. There will typically be a minimum rent besides the percentage
It is only the percentage of the gross
A lease of land alone in which the tenant agrees to construct a residence is best called a:
A) Ground lease
B) Gross lease
C) Net lease
D) Percentage lease
A) Ground lease
In the event the landlord in a Hawaii residential month-to-month lease wishes to raise the rent, he must give the tenant how many consecutive days notice.
A) 72
B) 30
C) 28
D) 45
D) 45