Unit 1: Introduction to Real Estate Business Flashcards

1
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6 Categories of Real Property

A

Residential, Commercial, Mixed Use, Industrial, Agricultrual, Special purpose

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2
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Commercial and residential uses in the same building or development is considered which category of real property

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Mixed use

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3
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Warehouse, manufacturing, and production facilities are considered which category of real property

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Industrial

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4
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Farms, timberlands, ranches, orchards are considered which category of real property

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Agricultural

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5
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Places of worship, schools, museums, cemeteries, are considered which category of real property

A

special purpose

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6
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Demand, Construction costs, interest rates are factors that affect ___________

A

supply

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7
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labor, materials, and fees are included in ______ costs

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construction

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8
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demographics, economy, and wages are 3 factors that affect _________(supply or demand)

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demand

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9
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Real estate brokers (should/should not) advise on tax advantages or disadvantages but should/shouldnt recommend that buyers and sellers seek the advice of a qualified tax consultant.

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should not, should

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10
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deductions allowed on a first and second residence (4)

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property taxes (ad valorem taxes), and mortgage interest, points paid on loans used to improve or acquire (remember POIT), must itemize to take the deduction on tax returns

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11
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legal term for “according to value”

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ad valorem

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12
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POIT what does it stand for

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points, origination fees, interest, and property taxes are deductible

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13
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property held 12 months or less is taxed at ratepayers ordinatry income is ____-____ gain

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short term

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14
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Gain from sale of a principal residence is excluded from tax for ________ maximum if single taxpayer or ______ if married or filing jointly

A

250k 500k

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15
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acquisition cost + cost of improvements = _____ basis

A

adjusted

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16
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sales price - selling expenses = _____ sale price

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adjusted

17
Q

adjusted sale price - adjusted basis = ______ ______ gain

A

realized capital

18
Q

property held more than 12 months is taxed at a different rate than ordinary income (_____-____ gaini)

A

long term

19
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up to $_____ gain is tax free for singles and up to $_____ gain is tax free for married couples if taxpayer owned and occupied for at least two of the five years preceding the sale (does not have to have been sequential

A

250k, 500k

20
Q

Residential rental property allowance is taken over ___ years

A

27.5

21
Q

Commercial property allowance is taken over __ years

A

39

22
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EXAMPLE: Commercial property has improvements that cost 390k. The depreciation allowance is 39 years. What is annual depreciation deduction? If owner has owned property 10 years, how much depreciation has the owner been allowed to take over that time?

A

390k/39 = $10,000 per year. Split equally between the 39 years. 10k * 10 = 100k

23
Q

_____ are used by investors and business property owners to defer payments of capital gains taxes on the sale of business or investment properrty

A

1031 exchanges (1031 tax-deferred exchanges)

24
Q

personal and secondary residences are not eligible for a ____ exchange

A

1031

25
Q

For benefits of real estate investment

A

cash flow, tax benefits, potential appreciation, principal reduction

26
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income (cash flow) - expenses (taxes benefits) = ____ cash flow

A

increase cash flow

27
Q

Assets (appreciation) - liabilities (prin reduc) = increase ___ ____

A

net worth

28
Q

advantages of real estate investment

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above avg returns, more control than other investment options, appreciation, equity buildup, leverage, tax benefits

29
Q

leverage

A

investors use borrowed money to finance an investment

30
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Disadvantages of real estate investment

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lacks liquidity, investment property requires property management, risk