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A series of multiple-choice questions covering various aspects of real estate law and practice. Each question is followed by the correct answer, providing a valuable resource for students preparing for a real estate final exam. The questions cover topics such as property ownership, liens, contracts, financing, and agency relationships, offering a comprehensive overview of key concepts in real estate.
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"In Georgia, most community associations are required to have what? a) A licensed CAM agent b) General insurance c) Fidelity insurance d) Hazard insurance
"If the lender requires 12 months of taxes and 5 months of hazardous insurance to establish the escrow account, how much would the buyer have to pay if the annual tax bill was $1900 and the annual hazardous insurance is $850? a) $2354. b) $2254. c) $1273.
"If an affiliate licensee violates rules and regulations or license law, is the broker required to notify the commission? a) Yes, only if money was involved b) No, the broker can provide training c) No, only consumers can file complaints
"What is the broker responsible for over a licensed real estate agent? a) Controlling the amount of work the sales person does b) Ensuring affiliates are properly licensed c) Nothing, each person is responsible for themselves.
properly licensed" "Regulation Z covers all the following except... a) Real estate loan for single family home b) Real estate loan for a new business c) Mortgage loan advertising
"General agency refers to which of the following? a) When a seller hires an agent b) When a broker hires a sales person c) When a buyer hires an agent
"When there is no ending date on a contract, besides facing fines, what law determines the contract ends in one year? a) License Law b) Agency law c) BRRETA
"What lien prevents an owner from selling during a suit? a) CC&R b) Specially attachment c) Special Lien
"What determines which lien has priority? a) Date on contract b) Lis pendens c) Date of recording with county
"Sale prices of $210,000, 95% loan, annual PMI of 0.65%. What is the monthly PMI payment? a) $1296. b) $1300. c) $108.
accepted" "Is earnest money an essential element of a real estate contract? a) Yes
"Degrees and minutes are used in which form of legal description? a) Metes and bounds b) Plat map c) Rectangular survey
"What is Fructus industrials? a) Personal property b) Real property c) A fixture
"In replacement cost approach, you must first determine what? a) Depreciation b) Sales price c) Land value
"An office building has a gross quarterly income of $270,000, with an annual expense of 52% of gross income. What is the estimated net profit? a) $518, b) $518, c) $129,
"When does a tenant not have to pay rent? a) Always, rent is always due b) Upon death of landlord c) When notice to move out has been properly given
notice to move out has been properly given" "What does the covenant of quiet enjoyment mean for a renter? a) Landlord promises to do repairs b) Landlord promises neighbors will be quiet after 10pm c) Landlord promises tenant will not have to worry about any title claim against the property
Landlord promises tenant will not have to worry about any title claim against the property" "To be enforceable, when must a lease be in writing? a) For more than one year b) For less than one year c) Always d) More than 6 months
"A sales person must meet all the requirements except... a) Be 18 years of age b) Take a 75-hour real estate course c) Have a high school diploma
"When must earnest money be turned over to the broker? a) Immediately b) Immediately, unless agent has written permission to hold it c) When offer is accepted
"What does a meeting of the mind mean? a) The offer is signed. b) The terms of the offer have been satisfied. c) The offer has been delivered and accepted.
b) Solo owner c) Tenants in common
"What does a buyer use to determine their property line and check for encroachments? a) Appraisal b) Survey c) Insurance Policy
"A friend tells you another agent isn't doing a good job with their listing. What should you do? a) Tell them to cancel and list with you b) Tell them to contact the commission c) Tell them to contact your broker
listing broker" "Can an agent write a complex real estate contract? a) No, they are not lawyers. b) No, only brokers can write contracts. c) Yes, with the brokers permission.
No, they are not lawyers." "The real estate settlement procedures act requires all the following except... a) Use of HUD-1 form b) Deliver or settlement cost to buyer c) Immediate delivery of the good faith estimate
estimate" "If one party of a Joint tenant sells, what happens? a) The original owners will be tenants in common with the new owner. b) Nothing, selling doesn't affect ownership. c) The new owner will be a joint tenant with the original owners.
original owners will be tenants in common with the new owner." "Who is responsible for damages from an encroachment? a) The owner of the property being encroached on. b) Both parties split fee, if damages was done unintentionally. c) No one, if damages were unintentional.
owner of the property that is causing the encroachment." "If an owner is violating CC&R, what can neighbors do? a) Nothing, it's their property. b) Start a petition. c) Get a court injunction against the action.
against the action." "Does the sale of the property terminate a verbal license? a) No, a license runs with the land. b) Yes, a license ends with the sale of the land. c) No, because a license is an easement and runs with the land.
the sale of the land." "A property deeded to be used "so long as", describes what ownership? a) A fee simple condition subsequent b) A fee reversionary estate c) A fee simple determinable
"A land owner who has use a path on his neighbor's land to move his crops, may claim__________ to keep such use when the property is sold. a) An encroachment b) Easement in gross c) Easement by necessity
d) CAM license
"The real estate commission_____. a) Has six licensed members. b) Is run by the commissioner. c) Has to authority to pass rules and regulation.
"According to license law, offer must be____. a) Presented immediately or as soon as possible b) All offers must be presented in the order received c) Offers below sells price should be countered first
immediately or as soon as possible" "The real estate commission can set fee and commission licensed agents charge. a) Yes
"Two people open a new real estate company, which of the following is true? a) If they both have a Broker's license no other license is needed. b) They can both be the qualifying broker. c) If neither has a broker license, they must hire a qualifying broker.
license, they must hire a qualifying broker." "Can the commissioner be a licensed agent? a) Yes
"What do you use to compare gross rent for a subject property, using a comparable? a) Rental rate b) Fair market rent c) The gross rent multiplier
"Which of the following is a type of depreciation? a) Regression b) Economic obsolescence c) Decrease return
"Which of the following terminates a lease on a farm? a) When crops are damaged by fire b) When landlord sells home to 3rd part c) When landlord sells home to tenant
tenant" "A renter who stays past lease is what? a) A trespasser b) A criminal c) An estate at will
"How much notice must be given for rentals in Georgia? a) 30 days from either party b) 60 days from either party c) 30 days landlord / 60 days tenant
tenant" "Georgia Property Owners Association does what? a) Covenants expire after 20 years b) Covenants are perpetual c) Covenants need not be recorded
perpetual" "All rights and interests are transferred to new renter. This is an example of what?
b) The Mortgagee c) A holder in due course
"Does regulation Z require simple interest rate be disclosed? a) Yes
"Which of the following is a trigger term? a) Easy qualifying b) Nothing down c) VA loan
"Mark has a loan with a monthly payment of $1300, and his annual income is $65,000. Mark also has a car payment of $325, student loan of $150, and $200 credit cards. What is his front and back end ratio? a) F=23% b) F=24% c) F=25% d) B= 37% e) B=38% f) B=39% g) B and D h) A and E i) C and D j) A And F
"What do loan discount points do for the buyer? a) It reduces lender profit b) Reduces the cost of the loan to the borrower c) Reduces closing cost
loan to the borrower" "The process when the lender verified a completed application and credit report is called... a) Pre-qualified b) Pre-approval
c) Underwriting
"Functional obsolescence is a type of what? a) Zoning Law b) Depreciation c) Appraisal
"The process of assemblage of tracts of land and increasing value is called... a) Smart thinking b) Plottage c) Increase in return d) Progression e) Regression
"When can the seller sue for damages? a) When the earnest money is not enough b) When the buyer is in breach c) Never, seller beware
the buyer is in breach" "What happens to earnest money? a) Contract without earnest money are not enforceable. b) The buyer receives their check back at closing. c) The money is deposit in an insured savings account.
d) The check will be deposited and deducted from the buyers account." "If a comparable property that was charging $1350 a month for rent and sold for $198,450. What is the value of the subject property that rents for $1475 a month? a) $200,000 b) $215,
"Actions of anti-trust include? a) Conspiring to fix commissions/prices b) Mishandling funds c) Discriminating d) Mixing personal and business funds
"According to Fair Housing laws a private home owner may discriminate against all the following except? a) Handicap b) Race c) Family status d) Sex or sexual identity
"A homeowner listing their house can ask their agent all the following except? a) To shows the house between certain hours b) To only show to pre-approved buyers c) Discount for all military members
"What will not terminate a listing contract? a) Bankruptcy of either broker or seller b) Property destroyed c) Death of Sole Owner Real Estate Broker
"When showing a property an agent may not... a) State hidden defects to buyer b) Gives facts not in the listing c) Answer questions from the buyer
on the house" "You bring a ready and willing buyer to your seller, but the property doesn't close due to title issues. Are you due a commission?
a) No, the sell didn't close b) Yes, because you had a listing agreement c) No, because you should have checked the title.
because you brought a ready, willing, and able buyer" "What is puffing? a) A statement of exaggeration, which a reasonable person can recognize as untrue. b) A statement of exaggeration that an educated person could recognize untrue. c) A statement that any license agent can recognize as untrue d) Going to the salon and having
person can recognize as untrue." "In order to avoid a dual agency, a listing agent should treat buyers as? a) Clients b) Customers c) Principals
"What can a broker recover from an expired listing? a) Commission b) Advertising fees c) Termination fees d) Nothing
stated in the listing contract." "What gives the agent the right to sign on behalf of the broker? a) BRRETA b) Agency law c) Affiliation agreement d) License Law
"Someone wanting to sell their house can do all the following, except...
"An offer to purchase your listing becomes a counter offer when your client does what? a) Changes his/her mind b) Accepts the offer
"When can an offer be withdrawn? a) When a counter offer is made b) Anytime c) If the right to withdraw is in the offer
"A church having an appraisal done for insurance policy. The insurance company would want what approach used to determine the value. a) Comparable market approach b) Gross rent multiplier c) The reproduction or replacement approach
"Which of the following is a curable Functional obsolescence? a) Broken door b) Split floor plan c) Outdated appliances
"The term "unit in place" refers to which appraisal method? a) Comparable market approach b) Replacement cost approach c) Gross income multiplier
"In the comparable market approach, which property received adjustments? a) Subject property b) Comparable property c) Neither
"1st and 2nd floor measure 35' by 43', the basement is half the size. What is the value with the 1st =$65 sqft, 2nd= $50 sqft, and basement is $25 a sqft? a) $192,000 b) $193, c) $191,888 d) $193,
"Your clients want to know how to break their contract after due diligence, what should you advise? a) They must buy the house. b) Tell them to ask their lender to disqualify them.
them contact a lawyer." "You received a nice offer way over asking price, after your client is already under contract. What should you advise? a) Seek legal advice to break their first contract b) Tell them to break the first offer c) Tell them to accept it as a backup offer
"What can a seller do in a land contract? a) The seller gives the buyer title at closing. b) The seller cannot take back the property for any reason. c) In the event the buyer stops paying, the seller can reclaim the property with a foreclosure suit. d) In the event the buyer stops paying, the seller can reclaim the property without a foreclosure
property without a foreclosure suit." "Who does the closing attorney represent in Georgia? a) You b) The buyer