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Logan owns 2/3 and Payton owns 1/3 as tenants in common B. Logan, Payton and Jordan's heirs own the property 1/3 each as joint tenants C. Logan owns 2/3 and Payton owns 1/3 as joint tenants D. Logan, Payton and Jordan's heirs own the property 1/3 each as tenants in common
innocent misrepresentation B. negligent misrepresentation C. fraudulent misrepresentation D. all of the above
press contract B. mutual consent C. implied contract D. all of the above
voluntary lien B. general lien C. specific lien D. attachment lien
Tenancy in common B. Joint tenancy C. Partnership D. Corporation
stract of title B. satisfaction of judgment C. judgment compensation D. dismissal of attachment
verse possession B. encroachment C. avulsion D. hostile occupancy
lis pendens B. writ of execution C. injunction D. non of the above
is personal B. is movable C. is a crop D. runs with the land
Burdens the property B. Is always a lien C. Cannot affect the physical use of a property D. All of the above
the buyer B. the owner/seller C. the lender D. the courts
Method of attachment B. Time of attachment C. Adaptability of the item D. Intention of the parties
no-sale auction B. illusory auction C. bidders market auction D. absolute auction
Wealth B. Property C. Debt D. None of the above
It is used primarily to clear a "cloud on title" from the records B. It warranties that the owner has not conveyed title to any other person C. It warranties that the property being conveyed is free from any undisclosed encumbrances D. It conveys any "after-acquired" title
Living trust B. Statutory C. Holographic D. All of the above
the performance rule B. English common law C. the statue of frauds D. the parol evidence rule
His or her heirs B. His or her creditors C. The state D. The local county.
Reasonably competent B. Diligent C. Visual D. All of the above
An easement B. Mineral rights C. Trees growing in a forest D. An existing mortgage
$5,000 B. $2,500 C. $2,250 D. $1,250
Buyer B. Seller C. Renter D. Lender
y commercial property B. any residential property C. residential property consisting of 1-to-4 units D. multi-unit commercial property only
Bolt it down B. Cement it down C. Plug it in D. Nail it down
Will B. Deed C. Transfer D. Implied warranty
Mineral rights B. Leasehold estates C. All improvements to land D. Trees growing in a natural forest
ready B. willing C. able D. all of the above
l-inclusive encumbrance B. subdivision encumbrance C. blanket encumbrance D. Multi-parcel encumbrance
tax liens B. Injunctions C. special assessments D. All of the above
vertising budget B. money required to run an office C. income after paying salespersons' commissions D. income before paying salespersons' commissions
A trust deed is an instrument used to transfer personal property B. A gifted is an instrument granting a gift out of love and affection C. A tax deed is the deed given to the buyer when a property is sold for past-due property taxes D. A sheriff's deed is the deed given to the purchaser at a court required sale
Non-money encumbrances B. Encroachments C. Specific liens D. Estates
Moveable B. Anything of value C. Things we own D. Immovable
Community property B. Joint tenancy C. Tenancy in common D. Partnership
soon as possible B. after the loan is funded C. after the escrow instructions are filed D. after the offer has been accepted
Metes and bounds B. Zoning, taxing, polling C. Sections and townships D. Lots, blocks and tracts
Dominant tenement. B. Servient tenement. C. Tenement appurtenant D. None of the above.
U.S. Government survey B. Metes and bounds C. Lot, block and tract D. All of the above
Accession B. Prescription. C. Adverse possession D. Murphy's Law
Appurtenant B. Encroaching C. Trespassing D. A fixture
One square mile B. Six square miles C. 36 square miles D. 106 square miles
1 B. 6 C. 36 D. 72
within 3 days of being signed B. at the discretion of the listing broker C. before the escrow is opened D. immediately after it is signed
80 B. 160 C. 320 D. 5,280
Valid B. Illegal C. Enforceable D. Unenforceable
nilateral rescission B. an action for damages C. an acceptance of breach D. all of the above
money paid in a contract B. good will C. anything of value D. not necessary in a valid contract
One year B. Two years C. Three years D. There is no time requirement
transact all of the principal's business B. transact one specific act (sell your house) C. maintain a trust account for the principal D. none of the above
Signed B. Delivered and accepted C. Notorized D. All of the above
Building size B. Zoning C. Rent control D. Race
Rights or interest in the thing owned B. A freehold estate C. Personal property only D. Land and buildings only
Two sections B. Ten percent of a township C. 4 square miles D. 4 miles squared
ears B. 5 years C. 10 years D. 15 years
Economic life of the property B. Life of the grantor. C. Life of any designated person or persons. D. Any of the above.
recission B. assignment C. novation D. subordination
Severalty B. Survivorship C. Sole ownership D. Adverse possession
An easement B. A building restriction C. An encroachment D. All of the above
Net listing B. Exclusive right to sell listing C. Open listing D. Exclusive agency listing
Unilateral rescission B. Specific performance C. Action for dollar damages D. Substitute performance
Something acquired by legal right and used with the land for its benefit B. A right of way over another's adjoining land C. Stock in a mutual water company D. All of the above
Leased B. An easement C. Alienated D. Encumbered
mmingling B. commission C. secret profit D. implied
strustful B. fiduciary C. nurturing D. implied
Enforcement B. Mutual consent C. Capacity D. Consideration
Arrest B. Reword C. Terminate D. Fulfill
Real property B. Heirs C. Immovable items D. Personal property
Succession B. Accretion C. Encroachment D. None of the above
written agreement B. by handshake C. by using the MLS service D. by creating a dual agency
Estate for years B. Estate from period to period C. Estate of inheritance D. Less than freehold estate
Life estate B. Less-than-freehold estate C. Freehold estate D. All the above
It is made by the buyer B. It is made by the seller C. It terminates the previous offer D. The previous offer is still valid
640 B. 36 C. 320 D. 6
East B. East and west C. West D. North and south
is only for personal service B. transfers only liability C. is a new contract D. transfers a person's right in a contract
460 B. 320 C. 640 D. 230
Grant deed B. Quitclaim deed C. Holographic will D. All of the above
signment B. breach C. consideration D. operation of law
is illegal B. must be in writing C. is a failure to perform D. is an example of duress
Promissory notes B. Security devices C. Involuntary liens D. General liens
Remainder B. Reversion C. Vested sufferance D. Fee defeasible
Timber B. Airspace above the land C. Crops under a prior sales contract D. Landfield soil being hauled
They must be accompanied by a deposit of money or other items of value B. When acceptance is communicated to the buyer, it becomes a binding contract C. An agent must give a copy to both buyer and sellers D. Promissory notes and post-dated checks are never acceptable as consideration
Personal property B. Real property C. A fixture D. A chattle
Covenant form B. Contingency form C. Counter offer form D. Substitution form
They can be revoked at any time by the optioner (seller), without penalty B. They have specific terms C. They have specific time periods D. They are granted in exchange for money
A riparian owner may convey any part of his or her land that is not immediately adjacent to the river B. If a riparian owner conveys part of his or her land that is not immediately adjacent to the river, riparian rights are not conveyed with that property C. Riparian rights may not be severed from the property by prescription or condemnation D. The owner of adjacent land may not lawfully divert all available water and thereby deprive a riparian owner of water
sement in gross B. vague easement C. unlocated easement D. partial easement
Is a renewable agreement B. Is for a fixed period of time C. Can be terminated at any time S. Is from year-to-year
Commissions are negotiable B. A real estate license is required to receive a commission for conducting a real estate transaction C. A salesperson receives compensation (his or her commission) directly from the principal D. All of the above
Notice of nonresponsibility Preliminary notice Mechanic's notice Construction notice
Become real property B. Be hypothecated C. Be alienated D. All of the above
Real property B. Immovable property C. Personal property D. Deed transfer
It allows for the transfer of more property B. It creates a present interest in property C. It only becomes effective at death D. None of the above.
Valid B. Unenforceable C. Voidable D. All of the above
Community property B. Joint tenancy property C. Tenancy in common S. All of the above
A fee simple defeasible estate B. Tenancy in common C. Ownership with other parties D. Sole ownership
Removable B. Forms of business furniture C. Personal property D. All of the above
secret profit B. subagency C. multiple deception D. pocket listing
43,560 square feet B. 4,840 square yards C. Neither a nor b D. Either a or b
Attachment sale B. Sheriff's sale C. Lis pendens sale D. Condemnation sale
loan back-out clause B. covenant C. "subject to" provision or contingency clause D. all of the above
The daughter acquires it B. The son-in-law acquires it C. It reverts back to C D. The couple must sell it
Trust deeds B. Mechanic's lien C. Easements D. Taxes and special assessments
toppel B. confirmation C. ratification D. all of the above
Ownership interests are equal B. Only a husband and wife are involved C. Both owners must join in any conveyance D. Both provide the right of survivorship
Life estate B. Estate of inheritance C. Estate for years D. Estate in remainder
must be recorded B. must be notarized C. must be in writing D. must have an expiration date
owing crops B. Cultivating annually C. On leased land by tenant Farmers D. All of the above
is court ordered B. has not yet been performed C. has been discharged or performed D. has not yet been signed
Joint tenancy B. Tenancy in common C. Severalty D. All of the above
start-stop period B. scheme of improvements C. waiting period D. period of improvement
Relationship of the parties B. Method of attachment C. Value of the item D. Intent of the parties
press and unilateral B. implied and bilateral C. express and bilateral D. implied and unilateral
A gift deed B. A patent C. Adverse possession D. Escheat
A bearing wall in a single family residence B. A maturing grape crop that will be harvested later and is governed by a sales contract C. Trade fixtures installed by tenant that are removable without damage D. A built-in refrigerator and a mobile home that is not attached to a permanent foundation
15 B. 1 C. 29 D. 30
3% of the home purchase price B. 13% of the home purchase price C. 33% of the home purchase price D. 133% of the home purchase price
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