State Exam Prep 1 Flashcards
The clause in a deed that contains the words “bargains and sells” or similar words is the
granting clause.
Which statement concerning a consumer complaint is FALSE?
The person named in a complaint must be a real estate licensee.
Freddie Mac is a
secondary market for SAs.
Freddie Mac provides a secondary market for loans originated by savings associations.
When associated with real estate finance, the term leverage means
the use of borrowed funds to minimize the necessity for a borrower to use his own money.
A buyer has made an earnest money deposit of $10,150 on a house selling for $94,500. A local lender has agreed to lend 85% of the selling price at 4½% interest for 30 years. If the buyer’s closing costs amount to $1,575, how much more cash must the buyer produce at closing?
$5,600
$94,500 × .15 = $14,175 down payment;
$14,175 + $1,575 closing costs = $15,750; $15,750 total buyer costs – $10,150 earnest money = $5,600 cash at closing
The essential elements of a deed do NOT include
A) under seal.
B) consideration.
C) delivery.
D) witnessing.
A. under seal
A type of contractual agreement having all essential elements of a contract plus a property description and a definite term of tenancy specified creates which type of interest in real property?
Leasehold
What type of evidence unless refuted by evidence to the contrary will prove a case?
Prima facie
A property owner defaulted on the mortgage. Prior to foreclosure, the owner paid the lender the missed mortgage payments, plus the expenses incurred by the lender as a result of the default. Which mortgage provision allows the borrower to make mortgage payments as specified in the promissory note?
Right to reinstate
(The right to reinstate is the mortgagor’s right to reinstate the original repayment terms in the note after the lender initiated the acceleration clause.)
In a valid option contract to purchase real estate, the optionee
A) is limited to a refund of the option consideration if the option is exercised.
B) has no obligation to purchase the property.
C) is the prospective seller of the property.
D) must purchase the property within the option period.
B
A commercial property leases for $200,000 per year. Miscellaneous income derived from the property totals $12,000 per year. The property recently sold for $1,395,000. What is the GIM?
$200,000 lease income + $12,000 other income = $212,000 total income;
$1,395,000 ÷ $212,000 = 6.58 or 6.6 GIM
A range is numbered to the
east or west of a principal meridian.
What number of years has the IRS established as the useful asset life for nonresidential income-producing property for calculating depreciation?
39
A grandfather clause in a zoning ordinance probably would allow an owner to
A) convert a three-room structure into two large rooms.
B) enlarge a building that is a nonconforming use.
C) rebuild a structure 60% destroyed by fire that is a nonconforming use.
D) reshingle the roof of a structure that is a nonconforming use.
D
If the Fed decides to sell securities through open-market bulk trading, the result will be
a decrease of money in circulation.