The 'Core Exam Prep 2 Real Estate' quiz assesses knowledge in real estate law, focusing on joint tenancy, mortgages, and contractual disputes. It prepares learners for real estate licensure and enhances understanding of property rights and legal implications in real estate transactions.
Trees
Buildings
Water rights
All of the above
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Trust deed
Promissory note
Cash
All of the above
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Buyer and Seller agree to it
Buyer agrees to it
Seller agrees to it
By lenders approval
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Nature of the contingency
Duration of the contingency
Method how to remove the contingency
All of the above
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Copy of the CC and R’s
Copy of the by laws
Copy of the most recent financial statement of the association
All of the above
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Material to contrary
Information known by the broker that is false
False information to bind a buyer to a contract
All of the above
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Streets and freeways
Residential and commercial zoning
Safety
All of the above
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State housing law
Local building codes
Contractors license law
All of the above
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Not accept the deposit
Return the deposit to the buyer
The broker may accept the deposit and instruct the seller that the check has to be held until August 30th
Do not accept personal checks
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Note
Trust deed
Cash
All of the above
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Narrative report
Form report
Letter report
Neighborhood data
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River and streams
Bays and arms of the sea
Subterranean cavities
All of the above
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Design
Earnings
Use
Any of the above
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The broker’s license was revoked
The seller declared bankruptcy
One of the seller’s relatives gets a real estate license and the seller wants her to have the listing
The broker was declared mentally incompetent after signing the listing
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A mortgage
A trust deed
Blanket mortgage
Security mortgage
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Oceans and bays
Rivers or streams
Underground caves with water
All of the above
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The seller is not obligated to disclose anything else other than the report
No other disclosure is needed
The buyer must agrees to the content disclose in the hazard disclosure statement
Seller and seller agent are obligated to disclose any material hazard for which they are aware
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Requiring first month rent in advance
Acquiring co-signers for unmarried persons only
Acquiring good credit rating
Acquiring references from previous landlords
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Business and professions code
Listing agreement
Real estate office conduct
Based on advantage of an agent to sell the property
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Cities
Public utilities
Public education
Any of the above
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Show him properties as any other client
Show him properties only in areas he decides to
Provide information about the ethnicity of the neighborhood
Show properties in areas where Hispanic population is greater
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Return the deposit and sue buyer for his commission
Return only half of the deposit to the buyer
Return the deposit as instructed
The agent may collect his commission in court from the seller
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Have no effect on the conveyance covenant and are unenforceable
Are enforceable if buyers prefer to have them
Are valid only buyer and seller may cancel them
May be cancel by escrow
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Deposit in the trust account and use for the purpose intended
Hold towards his commission
Not necessary to deposit in the trust account if it is less than $200
None of the above
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Successful because the duty to disclose material fact cannot be avoided by AS IS
Not successful because the property was sold AS IS
The buyer’s responsibility is to hire a professional home inspector
As Is provisions the buyer must accept the property on its present condition
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Buyer to seller
Landlord to tenant
Sellers to appraisal
Agent to principle
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Sue for his commission
Sue for his time and labor
Get pays a finders fee
Entitle to nothing
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Revoke or suspend the agent’s license
Cancel the license for 150 days
Suspend the license for 3 months
Suspend the license for 1 year
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His Interest on the property
The net amount to the seller
Commission disclosure
All of the above
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Signed the purchase agreement
Communicated offer and acceptance from seller to buyer
Communicated the offer to the seller
Accepted a deposit first
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Intention
Agreement
Cost
Relationship
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Court ordered
Real estate commissioner
Board of directors
The administrator
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The seller can turn down the offer without liability and pay no commission because the offer did not meet the requirements in the listing
The broker is entitle to a full commission
The broker is entitle to a commission based on the appraised value
The broker is entitle only to a 23% of the appraised value
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The “Realtor’s Golden Rule.”
The Business and Professions Code.
The conduct of other real estate agents in your office.
What is in the best interest of the
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Sue the real estate broker
Refuse to disclose the portion of the loan application
Must fill in the entire application including the ethnicity disclosure
Do nothing
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No commission
Cancel the transaction
Sue for criminal and civil action
All of the above
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Compare to rentals and comparables in the area
Determined by square footage
According to the type of neighborhood
Obtained from the assessor’s value
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Amendment
Replacement
Novation
Renew
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Acceleration clause
Subordination clause
Or more clause
Agreement clause
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Oral agreement
Written agreement
Assignment
Commission agreement
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Eliminating prejudice throughout the United States.
Building houses for minority groups throughout the United States.
Guaranteeing separate but equal housing in all of the states.
Providing Fair Housing for persons throughout the United States.
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Obtain written consent from the owner
Give the buyer a temporary lease
The agent may give the buyer oral permission
Obtain written consent from the buyer
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Secretaries
Janitorial Employees
Real estate staff
All of the above
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Department of Real Estate
Department of Corporations
Department of Housing and Development
Structural Pest Control Board
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Homeowners insurance
Extended policy
Standard policy
No policy covers everything
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Immovable by law
Movable
Personal exclusively
Transferable by a bill of sale
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Offer and delivery
Offer and acceptance
Acceptance from buyer
Acceptance from seller to seller’s agent
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Tenants in common
Free and clear of debts from the brother
Lien on the property from the debts from the brother
To pay only half of the brother’s debts
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