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Seisin

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Possession of land by freehold ; ownership of land

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Acknowledgment clause

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Formal declaration made before a notary by signing document

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3
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Grantor

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Seller

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Grantee

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Buyer

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Consideration

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Seller has received some form of payment- usually money.

As a gift- love and affection would be consideration

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Granting clause

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Words of conveyance; convey and warrant, states sellers intentions

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Habendum

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To have and to hold and specify owner’s rights. As in time share or life estate… duration of natural life

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Exceptions and reservations

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Notes encumbrances, reservations, limitations or easements, restrictions….

Zoning, population density ,

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Covenant of quiet enjoyment

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Can take possession and will not interfere with use of property

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Equitable title

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After seller and buyer have signed contract, buyer has equitable title before acceptance of deed

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Unenforceable contract

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A contract w all elements of valid contract yet neither party can sue for preformance. Unsigned contract

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Escrow agreement

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Closing transaction through 3 rd party; escrow holder sets rights and responsibilities

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Implied contract or agreement

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A contract under which the agreement of parties is demonstrated by actions and conduct

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14
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Executors

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During the period after contract is signed but before the title passes. Working toward execution

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15
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Oral contract

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Is unenforceable

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Unilateral contract

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One sided contract where one party makes a promise as to induce a second party to do something. 2nd party is not bound to preform. However, I’d 2nd party complies, the 1st is obligated to keep promise

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Voidable contract

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Contract that seems valid on the surface but may be rejected by one or booth parties

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Specific preformance

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Legal action to compel a party to carry out terms of the contract. Buyers wants the seller to convey property as contract states

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Land sell contract

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Installment contract; deed is given to buyer when all payments are completed

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20
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Ground lease

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Lease of land only; tenet usually owns building

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Gross lease

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Landlord pays all property charges normally associated with ownership. Repairs, taxes, insurance, operating expenses…. Residential leases are gross lease usually

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Percentage lease

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Commercial lease based on gross sales ; usually a base plus percentage of gross

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23
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Net lease

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Lease w rent and maintenance… ie taxes insurance, utilities and repairs

24
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Sherman Anti Trust

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Bans Price fixing, or fixed fees or prices w other firms

Fees and commissions are always negotiable

Licensees may not discuss commissions outside the firm.

Each brokerage sets own rates.

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Commission

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No set commission. Broker can set fees.

Negotiation between listing broker and seller

Market will determine the commission price.

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Sherman Antibtrust prohibition

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Can’t Collude to boycott certain business

Establish rates paid to associates

Assign specific territory or price ranges

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BPO

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Broker Price Opinion

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CMA

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Competitive Market Analysis

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CRSP

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Circle formula for commission. Commission, rate, selling price

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TAR

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Circle formula for assessed value.
T tax
A assessed value
R rate

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Teneancy at Will

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No lease, willing to allow lease without a specific end date. Can be terminated at Will or death

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FRESH CORN

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Familial status
Race
Sex
Handicap
Color
Religion
National origin
33
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Exclusive agency

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Allows the seller to sell property himself w/o paying the brokerage any commission

34
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In an open listing, where any brokerage can sell the property and get paid, the broker must be the _______ of the sale in order to receive a commission

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Procuring cause

35
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The buyer defaulted on a purchase contract, and the sellers only remedy is to keep the Ernest money. Seller’s remedy is know as___

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Liquidated damages.

36
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Lease contract that specifies an end date fir tenancy and does NOT require advanced notice of termination

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Estate for years, a definite termination date defines an estate fir years

37
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Attached to the land and automatically convey w property with deed without being listed

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Fixtures are appurtenances

38
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Must be listed on a bill of sale in order to be included in sale

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Personal property

39
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The government’s right to take private land for public uses.

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Eminent Domain

40
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The PROCESS by which government takes private land for public use

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Condemnation

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Mortgage title insurance

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Lenders policy or loan policy. Requires Borrower purchases policy

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Fiduciary relationship created by express written agency agreement between a person and a brokerage authorizing brokerage to work as agent for real estate services

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Agency relationship

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The brokerage authorized by express written consent to act as fiduciary; also associate broker authorized to act on behalf of qualifying brokerage

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Agent

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Associate broker

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Engaged under qualifying broker . List, sells, managing property, leases, rents, advertises as being engaged in real estate, charges a fee

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Brokerage

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Licensed qualifying broker and real estate business and its affiliated licensees

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Contractual relationship between a person and brokerage

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Brokerage relationship

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Client

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Person who enter into express written agreement for real estate services subject to ann commission

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Customer

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Person who uses RE services w/o express written agreement w brokerage

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Transaction broker

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Qualifying broker, associate broker, or brokerage provides RE services w/o agency relationship

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NM Real estate commission

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5 members, residents of NM for 3 consecutive years, appointed by the governor.

4 associate brokers or qualifying brokers, 1 member of public whose never been a RE agent. One per county, 5 yr appt, Gov May remove for cause.

51
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NM continuing Ed

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30 hours every 3 yrs

Specialities as per NM RE commission

Exempted prior to July 1 2011

52
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LTV

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Loan to Value … find sale price or appraised value, whichever is less

53
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Point

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1% of loan value… after down payment

54
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Defeasance Clause

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In financing document , lender is required to release or satisfaction of mortgage when note is paid in full.

55
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Deed of reconveyance

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Release of deed when real estate loan secured by deed of trust has been completely repaid