unit 11 Flashcards
If a corporation has a property listed with a sales agent but the CEO or chairman of the board dies suddenly, what happens to the listing?
Nothing happens; because the corporation is an entity that survives the death of it executives or board members, the listing would continue as originally conceived.
With what official government bodies must a real estate brokerage file paperwork regarding the brokerage’s use of an assumed name?
The Texas Real Estate Commission and the county clerk in every county where the brokerage does business
In a limited partnership,
the title may be held either in the names of the individual partners as tenants in common or in the name of the partnership as owners in severalty.
Who pays income tax on corporate profits?
Both the corporation and the shareholders
A sales agent working with a buyer who is interested in condominiums should make sure the buyer has
the condominium declaration that sets out the rights and obligations of each unit owner.
Under community property law in Texas, income from separate property is generally considered what kind of property?
Community
In a land trust, title to property is held by
the trustee.
What are some of the drawbacks of being a sole proprietor of a real estate brokerage?
You accept all the risk of the enterprise and responsibility for all the debt.
If a real estate broker operates a business as a sole proprietorship,
he must inform TREC within 30 days if he adopts an assumed name and the Assumed Name Certificate must be filed with the county clerk.
If a deed to real estate shows co-ownership but doesNOTstate what type of co-ownership is being created, the law assumes
tenancy in common.
Under community property law in Texas, if one spouse dies, the other spouse automatically owns what amount of the community property?
One-half
If a tenant in common dies, that person’s ownership interest goes to
the decedent’s heirs.
If a business is organized as a general partnership, which would a partnerNOTexpect?
The partnership will be dissolved after the death, withdrawal, or bankruptcy of one of the partners.
Creating a joint tenancy requires four unities:
time, title, interest, and possession.
If a purchaser doesNOTreceive a copy of the contract when it is signed, when may a purchaser of a time-share cancel the contract?
Before the 6th day after a signed copy of the contract or required time-share disclosure is received