Types of Real Estate Specializations Flashcards
What is a Broker?
A Broker is a person or company licensed to sell, buy, exchange, or rent property to others and charge service fee.
A Salesperson is also known as?
Sales Associate or Associate Licensee
Salesperson’s activities are controlled by?
Managing Broker. A Managing broker is responsible for the activities of a Salesperson/Sales Associate or Associate Licensee.
A Broker employs Who and For What?
A Salesperson is employed by a broker to conduct brokerage activities on behalf or for the broker.
Other licensees or associates can only be employed by who?
Only Managing Brokers can employ Other licensee or associates to act as Sale Associates
Only a Managing Broker is responsible for what?
Responsible for all Sales Associate/Salesperson activities
A Real Estate Licensee?
A person who has satisfied all requirements of licensing agency and authorized by state.
Some States consider every Real Estate Licensee as a broker T/F?
True.
What is an Appraiser?
An Appraiser is a licensed or certified person(s) that develops an opinion on a property’s Market Value
An Appraiser is type of Real Estate Career T/F?
True.
Appraisal is the process of what?
Developing an opinion on a property’s Market Value
The Basic Responsibilities of a Property Manager? (5)
- Finding Tenants
- Collecting Rents
- Ordering Repairs
- Altering and Finishing space for tenants
- Generally Managing Property
The Main responsibility of a Property Manager?
The main Objective of a Property Manager is to protect and Maximize the Property Owner’s Investments
Financing is what?
The process of providing the funds for Real Estate Transactions
Property Manager is a type of Real Estate Specialization T/F?
True.
Appraiser is a type of Real Estate Career T/F?
True.
Financers can work where?
- Commercial Banks
- Thrifts (Savings Associations)
- Credit Unions
- Mortgage Banks
- Mortgage Brokerage Company
Most Real Estate Sales are financed by what?
Loans from a Mortgage or Deed of Trust on the property purchased
Subdivision & Development is what?
- Subdivision is the Dividing of a Single property in to smaller parcels.
- Development is the preparation of a site or construction of structures or other improvements
Improvements in Subdivision & Development are either what?
On-site or Off-site.
- On-Site, such as new homes or recreational improvements, are made on individual parcels.
- Off-Site, such as sewers and pipelines, are made on public lands for the new development.
Subdivision & Development are the same processes
False. Subdivision and Development are independent processes that can occur separately.
Home Inspection is a combination of what?
Profession that combines real estate interests and skills and training in construction trades
Home Inspector is what?
A person that conducts a thorough visual inspections of a property and develops an analytical report of the property’s condition
A Home Inspector inspects what? (3)
A property’s:
- Structure
- Systems
- Overall Condition
Caveat Emptor is what?
A Principle that the Buyer alone is responsible in checking the quality and suitability of a property before purchasing
Caveat Emptor means what and is required by all states T/F?
“Buyer Beware” and False. Only some states require Caveat Emptor by law.
A Real Estate Counselor is what?
A person that provides clients with competent advice and professional judgement to help the client make sound decisions
A Real Estate Counselor helps clients with what? (3)
- Purchases
- Leasing
- Using or Investing in property
What Divides a single property into smaller parcels?
Subdivider
Relieves an Investment property owner from day to day activities?
Real Estate Property Manager
Helps clients choose among alternatives in real property Investments
Real Estate Counselor
I form an opinion on property value. Who am I?
Real Estate Appraiser
Brings people together in Real Estate Transaction
Real Estate Professional
Combines an interest in Real Estate with skills in housing trades
Home Inspector
Improvements, such as water lines and storm sewers, made on public lands to serve a new development are called off-site improvements. T/F?
True.
A licensee is a person who has satisfied the requirements of the employing broker. T/F?
False. A Licensee is a person who has satisfied the requirements of the State and licensing company.