Unit quiz 22 Flashcards
Which of the following is TRUE regarding a real estate investment?
A) Unlike stocks and bonds, real estate is not highly liquid over the short term.
B) Real estate can usually be sold without having to reduce the price significantly to accommodate a fast sale.
C) Like stocks and bonds, real estate is highly liquid over the short term.
D) Real estate doesn’t require considerable experience or expert advice.
A) Unlike stocks and bonds, real estate is not highly liquid over the short term.
A real estate mortgage investment conduit (REMIC) has complex rules regarding
A) qualification.
B) transfer.
C) all of these.
D) liquidation.
C) all of these.
These very technically defined entities have existed since the Tax Reform Act of 1986.
Someone looking for a tax-advantaged investment similar to a mutual fund would probably invest in a
real estate investment trust.
A real estate investment trust is similar to a mutual fund. Both are marketed by stock brokers rather than by real estate agents and allow the investor to own a portion of a big real estate property.
A woman refinanced her house to pay off her old loan and generate $100,000 cash, which she used to purchase two rental properties. This method of increasing her holdings is called
pyramiding.
? uses the value of the original property to drive the acquisition of additional properties while retaining all properties acquired.
Pyramiding through refinancing
Some investments have failed to produce returns greater than the
rate of inflation.
The use of borrowed money to finance an investment is called
leverage
The investor who sells property on an installment sale basis
A) is taxed on that part of the gain received in each year’s installment payments.
B) gives the buyer the privilege of deferring all the federal income tax liability.
C) is taxed on all of the gain in the year the property is sold.
D) gives the buyer all the federal income tax liability.
A) is taxed on that part of the gain received in each year’s installment payments.
A real estate investment
A) usually guarantees a profit but involves a high degree of risk.
B) usually guarantees a profit, with little risk involved.
C) does not guarantee a profit and involves a high degree of risk.
D) does not guarantee a profit but involves little risk.
C) does not guarantee a profit and involves a high degree of risk.
Cash flow is a term that refers to the
total amount of income left after all expenses have been paid.
If the cash flow from rents and any other income a property may generate are not enough to cover all expenses, (?) will result.
negative cash flow
Any pooling of individuals’ funds raises questions of securities registration under federal and state securities laws, called
blue-sky laws.
A business entity that issues securities backed by a pool of mortgages is a
REMIC.
Real estate mortgage investment conduits
Real estate mortgage investment conduits (REMICs) are very technically defined entities and have existed since
the Tax Reform Act of 1986.
As part of a Section 1031 exchange, an investor had to give the other party $111,500 and a 1957 Chevrolet. The cash and car are
boot