Question Set 1 Flashcards
As used in real estate practices, the land of a riparian owner borders on: A. A river; B. A stream; C. A watercourse; D. Any of the above.
D. Any of the above
When the government has granted permission to a nonriparian owner of a ranch to use a near-by lake, the owner has received this right by: A. Eminent domain; B. Prescription; C. Appropriation; D. Percolation.
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A lender paid a 3% commission to an agent in a real estate transaction. This must be revealed to: A. The buyer only; B. The seller only; C. Both the buyer and seller; D. Neither the buyer nor seller.
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Title to personal property is transferred with a bill of sale. A valid bill of sale must: A. Be dated; B. Contain an acknowledgment; C. Have the seller's signature; D. Be verified and recorded.
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Legally and technically, property is defined as:
A. That which is capable of involuntary transfer;
B. Things with buyers or sellers;
C. Rights or interests which a person has in a thing owned;
D. Only personal property.
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All property is either real property or personal property. Which of the following would normally be considered real property?
A. Natural growing vegetation;
B. Trade fixtures;
C. Lumber in a lumber yard;
D. Crops which have been sold prior to harvest.
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Buyer Baker bought a farm. At the time of the purchase, the seller Sampson was growing corn on the north 40 acres of the farm. Sampson intended to harvest the corn before the close of escrow, but never got around to it. No mention was made of the corn in the sales agreement and/or escrow instructions. Escrow has now closed, Buyer Baker is in possession and it is time to harvest the corn. Who gets to harvest the corn?
A. The buyer would have the right to harvest the corn because he always intended to do so;
B. The buyer would get to harvest the corn because it goes with the land and is considered real property.
C. The buyer would get to harvest the corn because of his equity in the corn;
D. The seller would get to harvest the corn because the corn is his personal property and was not mentioned in the sales agreement.
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When calculating the Consumer Price Index (CPI), housing expenses is one of the largest denominators because
A. CPI is based upon all consumer purchases;
B. More people buy homes than buy businesses;
C. Housing impacts economy;
D. Housing is one of the largest expenses for consumers.
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Which of the following is an example of a freehold estate?
A. The interested created by a trust deed;
B. An estate at will;
C. A life estate;
D. A leasehold estate.
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Which of the following appraisal reports would be (is) the most comprehensive and complete? A. Narrative report; B. Abbreviated report; C. Letter form report; D. Short form report.
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When a judgment has been recorded, it provides: A. Voidable notice; B. Constructive notice; C. Actual notice; D. Contingent notice.
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A seller is required to deliver the Homeowner's Guide to Earthquake Safety to the buyer of any one-to-four unit residential properties built prior to: A. 1952 B. 1960 C. 1960 D. 1975
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Gross leases are most often used with: A. Residential property; B. Retail space; C. Office space; D. Shopping malls.
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A home sold for $90,750. The buyer assumed an existing $30,000 trust deed and paid cash for the balance of the purchase price. If the documentary transfer tax rate is $.55 per $500 of consideration, what was the documentary transfer tax? A. $33.00 B. $66.83 C. $67.10 D. $100.10
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When a tenant voluntarily moves out of his apartment with the intention to never return, it would be described as: A. Abandonment; B. Notice to quit; C. Eviction; D. Adverse possession.
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