Unit 1 Flashcards
A licensee is a person who has satisfied the requirements of the employing broker.
False
Improvements, such as water lines and storm sewers, made on public lands to serve a new development are called off-site improvements.
True
Shopping centers, stores, theaters, hotels, and parking facilities are examples of special-purpose properties.
False
Because it is possible for a single real estate firm or an individual real estate professional to perform all the services and handle all classes of property, few firms and professionals specialize in any one type.
False
Real estate professionals are in violation of the Fair Housing Act if they discriminate based on a client’s race.
True
Fair housing laws do not exist in state or local governments.
False
The Federal Reserve Board (the Fed) establishes a discount rate of interest for the money it lends to commercial banks.
True
Two characteristics of real estate govern the way the market reacts to the pressures of supply and demand: uniqueness and immobility.
True
A person who performs a visual survey of a property structure and writes a report for a buyer is
a home inspector.
Information including age, education, behavior, and other characteristics of members in a certain population is
demographics
When demand for a commodity decreases and supply remains the same,
price tends to fall.
Detailed information about the age, education, behavior, and other characteristics of members of a population group is called
demographics.
A highrise development that includes office space, stores, theaters, and apartment units is an example of
mixed-use development.
The splitting of a single property into smaller parcels is called
subdivision.
The supply of land is affected by
monetary policy