Real estate Flashcards
- According to the New York State real property law, a real estate salespersons license is issued for a term of how many years?
2 years
- What type of residential real property transfer would require a property condition disclosure statement?
Lease option to buy
- What happens to the licenses of salespersons if their sponsoring broker’s license is revoked or suspended?
They are suspended
- A listing broker for the seller has a buyer client who asks to see the listing. This request could create which type of agency?
Dual agency
- A broker’s compensation is determined by an agreement between a broker and the?
Principal/client
- What fiduciary duty would be violated when a client suffers a financial loss as a result of an agent’s lack of expertise in dealing with a particular type of property?
Reasonable Care
- If clients who sign an exclusive right-to-sell listing agreement with a broker find a buyer for the property on their own, the broker is
Entitled to the originally agreed upon commission
- at an open house, Joe discloses to an interested buyer that he has the right to his own representation but the buyer refuses. The buyer’s relationship with Joe is an?
customer
- The main purpose of an agency disclosure form is to?
Inform consumers of the agency relationship of them selfs to a real estate agent and available choices for representation.
- What scenario best illustrates the first substantial contact with a prospective buyer?
An individual meeting with an agent and discussing the purchase of a specific property
- What type of real estate agent is authorized to represent a principal in one specific transaction?
Special
- The Brokers principal is always the?
the client
- Susie seller has chosen broker Joe to represent her in the sale of her house broker Joe will advance and protect Susie’s interest during the sale. What word best describes the relationship?
fiduciary
- Which legal right allows an owner of land bordering a river or stream to use that water for recreational purposes?
Riparian
- Which form of ownership can only be held by a married couple?
Tenancy by the entirety
- Which type of estate is recognized by law to be the fullest form of ownership?
Fee simple, absolute
- What deed provision would prohibit an owner from installing an inground pool?
Restrictive covenant
- What lien has priority over all recorded liens?
Real estate property Tax lien (Not IRS)
- Who must sign a deed?
all grantors
- What do lenders require as protection against title defects?
title insurance
- A type of legal description that includes a point in place of beginning is?
metes and bounds
- What is the name for dividing financial responsibility for payment of rent, taxes, and insurance between buyer and seller on a closing statement?
proration
- Which type of insurance policy would protect the holder from defects in the evidence of real property ownership?
Title
- Why does a landlord want a percentage lease with a retail tenant?
The tenant shares in the tenants business profits
- What is the requirement for a real estate contract to be valid?
The must be an offer and acceptance
- Which party to a real estate contract of sale usually signs at first?
Purchaser
- The requirement to provide a loan estimate form for all closing cost to the borrower or most Residential Mortgage Loans is the?
TILA-RESPA integrated disclosure Rule (TRID)
- What regulates real estate advertisements that include financing terms?
Federal Regulation Z.
- A purchaser receives financial help towards a down payment and interest rate, in return promised to share the profit when the property is later sold. This agreement is known as a?
Shared Equity Mortgage
- Mortgages that are paid in equal monthly installments in order to pay the principal in full during the term of the loan are known as which type of loan?
Fully Amortized loan
- The person or entity who lends the money in a mortgage transaction loan?
Mortgagee
- What is the process by which the government may take private property for public use?
Condemnation
- Which document regulates construction standards?
Building codes
- A document which is issued by a government Authority, indicating that a structure complies with building, safety, and health codes and may be utilized, is known as a certificate of?
Occupancy
- . What type of building material is attached directly to the exterior of the side of the vertical wood framing members of outside walls?
Sheathing
- What measures insulation resistance to the transfer of heat?
R-value
- What is not a seller’s obligation to purchasers under the federal lead-based paint Hazard disclosure regulation?
To conduct mandated led-based testing
- Which material was previously used in insulation, ceiling tiles, and other Home Building Products that when Disturbed released cancer-causing fibers?
Asbestos
- A manufactured, chemical substance that has been commonly used in refrigerators and air-conditioners and which Threatens the ozone layer of the Earth’s atmosphere is known as?
CFC- Freon
(The test does not say Freon, just CFC)
- Which best describes what a real estate appraiser does when rendering an opinion as to the values of real property?
Estimates value
- When a property loses value due to outdated style, the value loss is said to be the result of?
Obsolesce
- What is the name of a study of recently sold properties, currently competing listings, recently expired listings, buyer appeal, Market position, assets and drawbacks, Ariel market conditions, recommended terms, and market value range?
CMA Comparative Market
- Under what law did familial status become a protected class?
Federal Fair Housing Amendments Act of 1988
- What is the term for the solicitation of the sale or lease of a property due to a change in the ethnic structure of a neighborhood?
Blockbusting
- What type of insurance coverage protects against claims alleging negligence resulting in bodily injury and or property damage?
Liability
- What type of home insurance policy covers condominium unit owners?
HO-6
- A real property tax is what type of encumbrance on the property?
Lien
- Which group is not eligible for a reduction in the exemption in real property taxes?
Second home
- If a property’s market value is $180,000 and the communities level of assessment Loa is 60%, what is the property’s assessed value?
Value) X (LOA) $108,000
- What situation would be exempt from most fair housing laws?
Homeowners renting rooms in their homes.
- What is the illegal practice of refusing to Grant mortgage loans or issue insurance policies based solely on the demographic makeup of a property’s location?
Redlining
- What is the formula for calculating square feet for a Real Estate situation?
wide x length
- What is the function of a planning board?
Creating a community’s comprehensive plan.
- What agency would provide guidelines for the design of a wastewater treatment system for a residential subdivision?
Department of Health
- A completed and signed copy of the property condition disclosure statement should be delivered by the seller to the buyer prior to the?
Buyer signing a binding contract of sale
- According to New York State real property law, when a real estate salesperson’s license is revoked by the Department of State, the salesperson is ineligible to be re-licensed until after the expiration of what. Of time?
1 year
- If a seller fails to deliver a property condition disclosure statement prior to the buyer signing the contract of sale, the buyer shall receive a credit, and what amount upon transfer of title?
$500
- A real estate salesperson is usually what type of agent?
special agent
- Under what type of listing will a couple owe a commission to their agent, if they find a buyer on their own?
Exclusive right to sell
- According to the IRS code, a real estate agent cannot qualify as an independent contractor because of the following?
The agent works hours set by the broker.
- A licensee as an independent contractor can file Schedule C on her federal income tax return because she is?
self-employed
- What fiduciary duty is violated when a broker commingles the money of a principal with their own money?
Accountability
- Commissions earned on the sale of real property are determined by the?
Broker and principal
- In the sale of a 1-4 unit residential property, dual agency with designated sales agents is disclosed on which document?
Agency disclosure form
- Broker Candy can pay the errors and omissions insurance for licenses who have independent contractor status because?
she is protecting her ultimate responsibility for her licensee’s actions