Question 1
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priority of interest in real estate is usually determined by:
Question 2
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Which of the following statements is INCORRECT?
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a deed conveys a present interest in real estate
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a will conveys no interest in real estate until after the death of testator
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a deed conveys a future interest in real estate if so specified by the grantee
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A will conveys no interest in real estate until it is probated
Question 3
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If a purchaser breaches a valid and enforceable sales contract, the seller may at his/her option
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declare the contract forfeited and retain as liquidated damages any payments received from the buyer
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rescind the contract and return any payments received from the buyer
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sue for specific performance
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any of the above
Question 4
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All of the following are examples of how a contract may be discharged EXCEPT:
Question 5
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Frances, an elderly lady, entered into a contact to sell her home when her unscrupulous nephew Bruce took unfair advantage of his relationship with her. Frances
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Will have to sell if the purchaser is an innocent third party
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may rescind the contract if she chooses
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will not have to sell because the contract is void due to fraud
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will have to sell but has legal recourse against Bruce
Question 6
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A novation can be any of the following EXCEPT:
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substitution of a new contract for an existing contract.
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substitution of one party for another
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substitution of a new obligation to discharge a former obligation
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substitution of a new agreement by one party against the wishes of the other party
Question 7
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An executory contract is one where
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something reminds to be done by one of both parties
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the contract has been properly signed
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contract time limit has expired
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one of the parties has died before closing and the decedents executor must act on behalf to he deceased.
Question 8
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An implied contract is one where:
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The parties express their intent orally
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The parties express their intent in writing
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The parties agreement is shown by their acts and conduct
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one party makes a promise in order to induce another party to act.
Question 9
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Which of the following will normally control the contents of a deed ?
Question 10
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The Statue of Limitations refers to
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Rights
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time
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terminology
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legal description
Question 11
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A broker has listed a property for a client who lives in another state. when an offer is received from a cooperating agent, it is FAXED to the owner. he then FAXES back a signed acceptance to his agent who in turn delivers it to the buyers agent. When did it become a binding agreement?
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when the seller signed it
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when it was received by the listing agent
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when it was received by the buyers agent
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never because FAXED signatures are not legal
Question 12
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Broker Mike Stevens Tells Andy Malcolm that certain land is zoned for industrial use. Although Stevens thought he was correct, the land was actually zoned for residential. Malcolm relied on stevens' representation and signed a contract to purchase the land.
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Malcolm may rescind the contract
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the contract is void because of fraud
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the contract lacks mutual assent
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the contract is valid and enforceable because Stevens made an honest mistake.
Question 13
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When there is a conflict between the wording of portions of a sales contract, which of the following takes precedence over all other wording?
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Typewritten
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printed
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standard
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handwritten
Question 14
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white of the following parties receives equitable title?
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optionee
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vendee
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lessee
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mortgagee
Question 15
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A land contract is:
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A financing arrangement where the purchaser pays regular installments of principal and interest to the seller while the seller retains title.
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a method which is used exclusively for the purchase of vacant land
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illegal
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unrecordable
Question 16
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An enforceable sales contract must include all but which of the following
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reality of consent
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an earnest money deposit
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be in writing
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mutual assent
Question 17
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Mary Jo Davis gives Steve Calvin an option to buy her farm within the next year for $500k. Calvin agrees to pay $10k for the option. Regarding this transaction which of the following is correct?
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If calvin does not exercise his option, Davis must return the option money
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davis is the optionee
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calvin does not have the right to use the property during the option year
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is calvin exercises his option, the $10k will automatically be applied to the purchase price
Question 18
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If a seller deposits the deed with an escrow agent, but the seller dies before it is delivered to the purchaser, the transfer of title becomes effective on the date the deed was deposited into escrow. this procedure is allowed by
Question 19
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in order to enter into a contract to buy real estate. a corporate official who signs the agreement must obtain
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the president of the corporation
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a majority vote of the stockholders
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a corporate resolution passed by the Board of Directors
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the chairman of the board of directors
Question 20
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Seller Evans, having signed a contract of the sale of her home, verbally promised the buyer that the living room would be painted. when the buyer moved in, the buyer discovered that the room hadn't been painted as promised. Under these circumstances:
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The seller breached the contract
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the buyer has no legal recourse
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the seller must reimburse the buyer a reasonable amount for failure to paint the room
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the buyer has a legal basis for a suit for damages
Question 21
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Before being notified of the seller's acceptance, the prospective purchaser may:
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Withdraw the offer and receive a full refund of the earnest money deposit
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not withdraw the offer until the seller has had a reasonable time to consider it
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withdraw the offer and receive a full refund of the earnest money deposit unless the offer had a time limit which has not yet expired
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withdraw the offer but forfeit the earnest money
Question 22
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the provision in a sales contract which obligates the seller to repair a leaking basement one year after closing is called.
Question 23
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several legal steps must sometimes be taken before a creditor can have an outstanding debt satisfied through the sale of a debtor's property. Which of the following may be required?
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judgement
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attachment
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write of execution
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All of the above
Question 24
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concerning liens, which of the following is INCORRECT?
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Liens are always encumbrances
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Liens are either equitable or statutory
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Liens increase the value of property
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liense are either specific or general
Question 25
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An easement created for the purpose of giving an owner ingress and egress to his/her landlocked property is:
Question 26
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Jones owned 50 acres with frontage on Slater Mill Rd. Jones sold the front 30 acres to Smith but reserved an easement for the right of access to the back 20 acres. Which of the following is INCORRECT?
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Jones has a dominate estate
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Smith has a servient estate
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smith's estate is subject to Jone's interest
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Jones estate in the 20 acres is subject to Smith's interest
Question 27
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A private deed restriction can be made ineffective by which of the following?
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a ground lease
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conveyance of the property
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voluntary cancellation by at least 2 of the affected property owners
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a conflict with zoning laws
Question 28
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A provision found only in a deed which subjects the ownership of land to certain restrictions is called a:
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condition
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convenant
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prescription
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necessity
Question 29
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A remainder estate may exist at the same time with all but which of the following?
Question 30
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Encroachments are usuually discovered by
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title search
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physical inspection
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survey
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recording
Question 31
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For 10 years Mr Jones had verbal permission to park a car in Mr Smith's Driveway. Mr Smith sold to Mr Johnson.
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Jones had a license from Smith; Johnson may continue it or discontinue it as he chooses.
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Jones continous use over 10 years has probably created an easement by prescription, leaving Johnson powerless to revoke Jones right to continue parking in the driveway
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Smith's permission to Jones to use a portion of the land for a specific purpose created an easement appurtenant which runs with the land.
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Jones use of the driveway was a personal easement in gross, which ended when Smith sold to Johnson
Question 32
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An encumbrance may be defined as all the following EXCEPT:
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Anything which affects of limits the fee simple title
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The degree, quantity, nature, and extent of interest in real property
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Rights or interests hold by held by someone other than the fee simple owner
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a claim, charge or liability that attaches to real property
Question 33
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A provision found only in a deed which subjects the ownership of land to certain restrictions is called a:
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Covenant
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Condition
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prescription
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necessity
Question 34
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A remainder estate may exist at the same time with all but which of the following?
Question 35
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Amy Carson owns 200 acres which are rich in oil reserves. her ownership interest is fee simple absolute. She may:
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sell the oil rights but retain fee simple ownership in land
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sell the land but reserve the oil rights
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sell the oil rights to one party and all remaining rights in the land to another
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do any of the above
Question 36
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Jim is an electrician who was hired by ABC construction to install all of the electrical wiring in a new home. Jim began the work on June 10 and completed the work on June 15. The closing takes place on August 20. If jim is never paid by the general contractor and wishes to file a lien, the effective date would be?
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june 10th, against property owner
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June 10, against property
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june 15 against general contractor
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August 20 against new home owner
Question 37
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The grantor of a life estate may retain a:
Question 38
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Which of the following is an estate in land?
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easement
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lien
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encumbrance
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lease
Question 39
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statutory liens which are also specific include:
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judgement lien
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mechanics lien
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mortgage lien
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estate tax lien
Question 40
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The types of leasehold estates include:
Question 41
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General liens encumber all real and personal property owned by the debtor, they include:
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Mechanics liens
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attachment liens
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mortgage liens
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judgement liens
Question 42
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an easement may be created in any of the following ways EXCEPT:
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Reservation
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necessity
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grant
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merger
Question 43
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the right of enjoyment includes some rights over adjoining land including the right of
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lateral support
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eminent domain
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prescription
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possession
Question 44
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under police power which of the following CANNOT be done?
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property can be condemned as unfit for occupancy
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property can be zoned
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property can be taken away for public purpose, provided fair compensation is given
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subdivision regulations can be enacted
Question 45
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when may a salesperson legally refuse to show a house to an Asian prospect?
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when the seller has indicated a desire not to have an Asian own the property
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when the seller prohibits an Asian from physically coming on to the property
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when the seller says the property is not to be shown while e the seller is out of town
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never
Question 46
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a developer purchased a parcel of land 10 years ago, at which time the current zoning would have permitted the construction of 80 houses. now he is ready to build but a recent rezoning now restricts him to 40 houses. is he entitled to some compensation for the down zoning
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yes, because it is right under eminent domain
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yes, because the property is grandfathered.
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no, an exercise of police power does not require compensation
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no, because he should have improved the property when he bought it
Question 47
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zoning ordinances and subdivision regulations, as examples of the enactment of police power, usually cover such matters as: o
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baselines
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set back lines
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deed restrictions
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encumbrances
Question 48
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concerning the Federal fair housing law, which of the following is correct with respect to the definition of a minority?
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any group of members of a group that can be identified by race, color, religion, sex, handicap, familial status or national origin
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any group of member of a group that can be identified by any other characteristic on the basis of which discrimination is prohibited by a federal, state of local fair housing law
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has nothing to do with numbers
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all of the above
Question 49
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the county tax assessor
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determines the assessed value of each individually owned property in the county
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sets the book value of individual properties
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sets the tax rate
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collects the taxes due on all properties in the county
Question 50
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with the best of intentions, a salesperson advises an African American family to avoid an area where there have been incidents of bigotry. this constitutes:
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no violation of Fair housing law if the facts stated were true
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no violation of law since the advice was given with good intentions
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a violation in the form of blockbusting
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a violation in the form of steering
Question 51
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the lead based paint hazard reduction act requires that the buyer be provided with certain information when purchasing a residential dwelling or a residential dwelling in which a component of that dwelling was built prior to 1978. which of the following is correct regarding these disclosures?
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the disclosure must be made prior to closing
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the disclosure must be made prior to showing a property
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the disclosure must be made within 30 days of signing of the contract
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the disclosure must be made prior to entering into a contract to purchase
Question 52
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a prospective purchaser, who is caucasian, asks a salesperson what percentage of the families in a particular are is african American. the salesperson's best course of action would be:
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to refuse to answer the question
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to advise the purchaser that the question is improper
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to refer the purchaser to an appropriate agency such as the public school administration
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to assure the purchaser there is no reason to be concerned sine the percentage is small
Question 53
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he city of Longview has approved a budget of $12,500,000 which is to be funded by ad valorem tax. the assessment roll shows that all nonexempt property has a fair market value of $950,000,000. If the assessment rate is 40%, what tax rate will each property owner be required to pay?
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.33/dollar
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.33/100 dollars
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3.30/100 dollars
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4.40/1,000 dollars
Question 54
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the Mrs Murphy Exemption to the fair housing law of 1968 requires which of the following?
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That no real estate broker is used
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that no discriminatory advertising is used
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that the owner rents units in a 2-4 family building or rooming house
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all of the above
Question 55
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a Buyer whose number is listed in the DO Not Call Registry has called a broker requesting information on a listing. For what period of time may the broker continue to call the buyer with information on other properties in which the broker feels the buyer may have an interest?
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never
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within 3 months of the initial inquiry
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within 18 months of the inquiry
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an unlimited time unless the buyer requests no further calls from the company
Question 56
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Beth Stanfield inherited a lot on Central Ave. in the city of Belview. The lot is zoned for single family, detached residential use. In trying to sell the property, Beth has been unable to find a buyer because of the excessively heavy traffic on Central ave. due to its widening 2 years ago from 2 to 6 lanes. Beth has petitioned the Belview zoning board of appeals for permission to construct a duplex on the lot. her request, if granted, would constitute
Question 57
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if a house is assessed at $9,000 and an assessment is 30% of the market value, the county assessor would have judged its market value to be:
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$27,000
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$27,500
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$28,000
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$30,000
Question 58
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Of the following statements, which is correct with respect to zoning ordinances?
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planning commissions and master plans generally are not concerned with aesthetic value.
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zoning regulations supersede deed restrictions
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Private restrictions and zoning ordinances may both be effective with respect to the same land at the same time. with private restrictions imposing additional limitations on the use.
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zoning ordinances have retroactive application
Question 59
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You are licensed salesperson working with an out of town Arab client who has identified a home her wishes to see in a neighborhood that you know is predominately Jewish. you should:
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tactfully suggest an alternative
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show the property
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explain that the neighbors are predominately jewish
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refuse to show the property
Question 60
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which of the following practices would not violate antitrust laws?
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Refusal of real estate boards to admit qualified members
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any brokers going into collusion to set property prices
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establishing a company policy for determining commissions to be charged
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2 of more brokers going into collision to set commission rates
Question 61
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A client asks a licensed salesperson to find a tenant who will lease her/her furnished home for a 4 month period. to which of the following might your refusal to rent NOT constitute a violation of Fair housing laws?
Question 62
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which of the following statements is true concerning the CAN-SPAM act?
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the use of a misleading subject line is permissible as long as the transmission is identified as an ad.
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the sender has 7 days to honor an opt out request
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the act prevents the sending of commercial emails unless the sender received prior written permission
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every commercial email must contain an opt out provision
Question 63
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Charlie is a laotian immigrant. He has subdivided his lot and built a new home next door to his own residence. In listing this house he asks the salesperson to look for a Loatian purchaser. Which of the following statements is true?
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The salesperson might advertise a Laotian preferred
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the listing isn't illegal sine Charlie has only expressed a preference not a requirement.
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the listing salesperson should refer the listing to a Laotian salesperson
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there listing should not be taken under these conditions.
Question 64
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you can sell your house without a real estate license
Question 65
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real estate salespersons earn commissions
Question 66
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you can own a real estate brokerage as a salesperson
Question 67
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real estate agents appraise homes
Question 68
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you need a special license to be a "Property manager"
Question 69
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You need a special license to sell "Commercial real estate"
Question 70
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Once licensed in Georgia, you can sell real estate in any state
Question 71
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To sell mobile homes, you need a real estate license
Question 72
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a broker can require you to come to work at specific times
Question 73
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real estate pre license class teaches you how to sell real estate
Question 74
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you can manage other peoples' real estate without a license
Question 75
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A seller hires a salesperson to sell their home
Question 76
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a buyer hires a salesperon to help them buy their home
Question 77
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the GA real estate commission is the governing body for real estate licensees
Question 78
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to sell a business, you need a real estate license
Question 79
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real estate takes years to develop a large income
Question 80
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the average first year real estate agent makes $35,000 in their first year
Question 81
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all of the following items are personal property EXCEPT:
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trade fixtures
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a privacy fence
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patio furniture
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portable dishwasher
Question 82
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a seller wishes to remove certain shrubs planted in the front yard and not include the in the sales price of the home
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the shrubs can be removed unless they are valuable
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the shrubs must be left and included in the sales price of the home
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if the seller planted the shrubs they can be removed
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the seller may do so only if permission for the removal is specifically stated in the sales contract.
Question 83
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a permanent addition to a building is:
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real property
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personal property
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a chattel real
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an encumbrance
Question 84
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the transfer of land ownership automatically includes:
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emblements
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fixtures
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chattels real
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trade fixtures
Question 85
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water rights along a large, navigable lake or ocean are known as:
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tidal rights
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shore rights
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correlative rights
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littoral rights
Question 86
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water table refers to the:
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difference between the high and low water level of a navigable body of water
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level at which percolating water is found below the earths surface
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depth to which a landowner may drill in order to extract water in exercising the right of prior appropriation
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none of the above
Question 87
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of the following items which is considered real property?
Question 88
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all of the following are appurtenances EXCEPT
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riparian rights
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a garage
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an apple orchard
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trade fixtures
Question 89
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real property is changed into personal property by:
Question 90
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which of the following would be considered an artificial monument when used in metes and bounds legal description?
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a tree
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a fence corner
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a river
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a large rock
Question 91
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an adequate metes and bounds description must have all of the following EXCEPT:
Question 92
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the point of beginning on a plat of survey is marked with reference to a:
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benchmark
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datum
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meridian
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base line
Question 93
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if a man has 6 acres of land and deeds 3/4 of it to a son and the remainder to a nephew, how many square feet of land does the nephew acquire?
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261,360
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196,020
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65,340
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43,560
Question 94
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How many cubic feet of space is there in a warehouse that is 610 feed wide by 140 feet deep and has 18 foot ceilings?
Question 95
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which of the following would be acceptable on sales contract?
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legal description to be attached
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legal description attached and made a part of hereof by reference
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the legal description and survey to be provided at closing
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purchaser to be provided with legal description within 10 days
Question 96
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When it is necessary to prepare a new metes and bounds description it should be done by:
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the seller
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a licensed surveyor
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the listing salesperson
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the selling salesperson
Question 97
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you have a prospective purchaser for a home, and the listing agent ha not been able to provide you with a legal description. which statement describes your best course of action?
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complain to the real estate commission
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write an offer without a legal
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find the legal yourself at the courthouse or on the computer
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contact the seller yourself
Question 98
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if the only land description you have provided on our offer is the street address
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this could be sufficient if there is no other street by the same name
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this contract is probably unenforceable
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this amounts to a contingency that must be resolved
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the contract may be legal but is unprofessional
Question 99
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a metes and bounds description must have all of the following EXCEPT:
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a definite point of beginning
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the name of the county and state
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the approximate square footage or acreage
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compass directions and distances from one point to the next
Question 100
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a metes and bounds description might be insufficient if:
1. it does not have enough sides to close
2. it is irregular in shape
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only 1 is true
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only 2 is true
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both 1 and 2 are true
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neither 1 or 2 is true
Question 101
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If there is no indication in the deed as to how co-owners are taking title, the law presumes the parties intended to won the property as:
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tenants in common
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joint tenants
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general partners
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severalty partners
Question 102
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ownership of real estate for such things as schools, roads, parks, and military installations is?
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prescriptive ownership
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private ownership
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possessive ownership
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public ownership
Question 103
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a condominium may be used for which of the following?
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parking garage
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shopping center
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office building
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all of the above
Question 104
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husband and wife who own property as tenants by the entirety:
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must both consent to sell
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may individually file a partition suit
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must both sign for any debt secured by the property
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both A&B
Question 105
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a tenancy in common form of ownership entitles each co tenant to:
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the right of survivorship
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an equal interest in the land
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take title free and clear
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an undivided interest in the land
Question 106
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Al and Sue own property as joint tenants. Under which of the following circumstances will severalty ownership NOT result?
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Sue files a partition suit which divides the property between Al and Sue
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Al sells his interest to Barry
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Sue sells her interest to Al
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Al Dies
Question 107
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in order to obtain a proprietary lease on a co-op unit an individual must buy a/an?
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license
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condominium
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mortgage
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share of stock
Question 108
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which of the following characteristics does NOT apply to tenants in common?
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hold separate title to an undivided interest
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must own equal shares of interest
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may sell, will or mortgage their interest
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are not subject to right of survivorship
Question 109
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corporations are not allowed to own real estate in joint tenancy because of the:
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right to file a partition suit
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equal rights of possession requirement for this type of ownership
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right of survivorship
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limited libation shared by the stockholders.
Question 110
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an undivided interest of the whole is owner by a:
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tenant in common
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joint tenant
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tenant by the entireties
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all of the above
Question 111
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in the event of death, which form of ownership permits the deceased to name an heir?
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tenancy by the entirety
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joint tenancy
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ordinary life estate
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tenancy in common
Question 112
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carlos would like to liquidate his 1/3 interest in a business property. His cousin, who has a 2/3 interest dow not agree to selling. Can carlos file a partition suit?
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yes, but only if his cousin consents
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yes, because any concurrent owners, except for a tenant by the entireties can file
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no, because a tenant in common cannot file for a partition
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no, because he has less than a majority interest
Question 113
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Al, Bill, and Rob own property as joint tenants. upon Rob's death his interest passes to:
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his surviving heirs of those designated in his will
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his surviving wife, or Al and Bill if she predeceased him
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his surviving wife
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Al and Bill
Question 114
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the owners of a limited liability company are called?
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partners
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stockholders
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members
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managers
Question 115
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which of the foliowing types of ownership cannot be created by operation of law, but must be created by the parties expressed intent?
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community proeprty
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tenancy in common
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joint tenancy
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condominium ownership
Question 116
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the georgia timeshare act requires all of the following EXCEPT:
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all advertising must comply with the Fair Business Practices act
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trust funds must be held in an escrow account
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unless exempt by law, sales agents must be licensed
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a 10 day right of recession from receipt of the Public offering statement
Question 117
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Ken and Dan buy a property as an investment. The deed names both as the new owners, but the instrument is silent as to their respective interests and says nothing about the form of ownership. Under these circumstances which of the following is INCORRECT?
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Each owns an undivided 1/2 interest
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a tenancy in common ownership exists
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their interests are subject to probate
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they now the property with the right of survivorship
Question 118
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the Georgia condominium act requires:
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no right of recession for any condominium purchase
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a 7 day right of recession for the purchase of all condominium units
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a 7 day right of recession for the purchase of previously owned condominium units
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a 7 day right of recession for the purchase of new condominium units only
Question 119
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Joint tenancy will most likely be chosen as a form of ownership by husband and wife to:
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defeat dower and curtesy rights
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avoid personal liability to creditors
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assure each an undivided 1/2 interest
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assure the surviving spouse of sole ownership without probate
Question 120
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both husband and wife must join in the signing in order to sell or mortgage land held as:
Question 121
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Priority of interest in real elates usually determine by:
Question 122
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the covenant in which a grantor promises that the owner owns the property and has the right to convey title to it is the:
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covenant of warranty forever
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covenant of seizin
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covenant of quiet enjoyment
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covenant of further assurances
Question 123
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which of the following statements is INCORRECT?
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a deed conveys a present interest in real estate
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a will conveys no interest in real estate until after the death of the testator
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a deed conveys a further interest in real estate if so specified by the grantee
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a will conveys no interest in real estate until it is probated
Question 124
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when performing a title examination, the attorney locates the book and page number where a particular dee is recorded by looking in an alphabetical listing. the subject property is located in a county which uses an index system of recording called:
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torrens index
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tract index
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alpha index
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grantor-grantee index
Question 125
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title to real property is conveyed by deed when:
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signed by the grantor
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recorded by the grantee
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delivered and accepted
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signed by the grantee
Question 126
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if a grantor conveys title to a farm but retains a one acre tract in the northwest corner, the deed would contain
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an exception
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an easement
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a reservation
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none of the above
Question 127
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Carmela bought an owner's policy of th title insurance for her new home at closing that took place in June of 2000. A year later a title dispute arose that concerned a claim that the grantor's signature on a deed signed in 1991 was a forgery. Does Carmel's policy cover her?
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yes, because this type of problem is not an exception to a typical owner's policy
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yes, as long as Carmela has paid her annual title insurance premiums
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no, because the title problem could not be discovered by searching recorded documents
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no, because the problem occurred long before the policy was written
Question 128
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Murphy owns a 65 acre tract of land bordering the Flint River. As a result of a gradual accumulation of soil along the river bank, Murphy acquired an additional 10 feet of property. Title to the additional land was acquired through the process of:
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Dereliction
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Avulsion
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Accession
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Erosion
Question 129
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If a person dies intestate leaving real property as part of hes/her estate, the dependent's heirs will acquire title according to:
Question 130
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a title defect might be removed by:
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an action to quiet title
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title insurance
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a certificate of title
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a partition action
Question 131
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the claim of a person trying to prove the title by adverse possession might be strengthened by:
Question 132
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Scott sells his home to Zachary who immediately takes possession but does not record the deed. 3 days later Scott sells to Martin who records his deed. The rightful owner is
Question 133
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an amendment or a modification to a will can be affected by:
Question 134
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which of the following is not required for a valid and enforceable conveyance of title by deed?
Question 135
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a reservation in a deed may be used to create:
Question 136
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Actual notice results from which of the following?
Question 137
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a break of gap in the chain to title results if:
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a previous grantee failed to record the deed
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there is an existing cloud on the title
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a title search reveals a defective legal description in a deed recorded in the public records
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the title is encumbered
Question 138
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with respect to a dependent's property, the probate court has the responsibility of:
Question 139
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the purpose of an acknowledgement is to:
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prevent recordable documents from being signed voluntarily
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assure the grantee of a valid document
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prevent forgery of recordable documents
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to keep the grantee from using a fictitious name
Question 140
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when a corporate officer signs a deed is could also have a/an?