CL Real Estate Test 03
CL Real Estate Test 03
CL Real Estate Test 03
A. Land Contract
B. FHA
C. VA
D. standard
A. Land Contract
A. VA Loan
B. CAL-VET
C. FHA
D. standard
A. VA Loan
A. price
B. postpaid Rents
C. Mortgage Insurance
D. deposit
A. price
11. In the appraising of real estate, there are several "principles of value." Of the
following, which most clearly describes the "Principle of Change"?
D. An Option
A. A share depreciated
B. deducted from the value basis of the property
C. further to the value basis of the property and depreciated
D. can not be depreciated
A. $1,400,000
B. $1,566,000
C. $2,175,000
D. $2,170,000
C. $2,175,000
A. absolute.
B. primary.
C. secondary.
D. none of the on top of.
C. secondary.
A. Amortization
B. Leaseback
C. Leverage
D. Syndication
D. Syndication
A. higher tons square measure oversubscribed initial.
B. compensates for unsold tons.
C. loaner wishes to extend security on overall loan.
D. all of the on top of.
20. A buyer recently purchased a property for $150,000. If the cost to sell the property
would be 9% of sale price, how much must the property appreciate in value in order for
the owner to sell and get his $150,000 out of the sale?
A. $13,500
B. $14,835
C. 9%
D. 109%
B. $14,835
C. whether or not a proposal is void as a result of the client failed to submit a timely long
commitment
A. Market value
B. Objective price
C. price in exchange
D. Open market
A. Market value
A. Replacement price
B. in step with price
C. market price
D. replica price
C. the flexibility of the vendor to deduct all of his future rent payments as business expenditures
C. the flexibility of the vendor to deduct all of his future rent payments as business
expenditures
A. Open listing
B. Gross listing
C. Non exclusive listing
D. internet listing
D. internet listing
31. What property does not need to have a tightness test conducted an
underground storage tanks?
A. A worsening within the economy
B. Low monthly payments
C. an occasional charge per unit
D. Appreciation
D. Appreciation
A. The funding of commercial warehouses
B. A mortgage company aggregation loans before merchandising
C. an outsized bank or savings and loan
D. Unregulated realty loans
B. A mortgage company aggregation loans before merchandising
B. A loan estimate
A. Condominium
B. Land project
C. Community lodging project
D. Stock cooperative
A. Condominium
A. sq. Footage technique
B. Unit-in-Place technique
C. amount Survey technique
D. All of the opposite choices square measure correct
A. there's no can
B. there's a can
C. Not all heirs square measure named during a formal can
D. The deceased leaves solely a holographic can
A. there's no can
A. $140,000
B. $240,000
C. $180,000
D. $200,000
C. $180,000
C. deposits $200 of his own cash into the savings bank trust to hide bank fees on it account
43. 28. Which of the following would take the position of "senior" lien?
A. Assessment bond
B. First trust deed
C. Homestead
D. The one above which was first recorded
A. Assessment bond
C. value
D. none of above.
A. Income method
B. Cost method
C. Straight-line method
D. None of the above
C. Straight-line method
A. defrayal fee
B. Loan discount fee
C. Loan fee
D. real estate loan broker's fee
C. Loan fee
48. Joe and Adrian have a customary sales contract, many words were crossed out or
inserted by Joe and Adrian. To eliminate future conflict on whether or not the changes
were created before or when the contract was signed, the same old procedure is to
A. redraw the whole contract
B. have Joe and Adrian initial or check in the margin close to every amendment
C. have every party write a letter to the opposite approving the changes
D. write a letter to every party listing the changes
A. $25,000
B. $20,800
C. $20,500
D. $20,700
D. $20,700
A. $300,000
B. $200,000
C. $280,000
D. $400,000
A. $300,000
A. $3,626.20
B. $1,828.13
C. $5,400.00
D. $4,860.00
B. $1,828.13
A. $220
B. $440
C. $880
D. $960
C. $880
54. Borrowing against a property with a loan interest rate less than the "equity yield" on
the property:
A. is unlawful.
B. decreases equity yield.
C. has no effect on equity yield.
D. enhances equity yield.
A. A can deed
B. Grant Deed
C. warrantee Deed
D. conveyance
D. conveyance
A. Prescriptive easement
B. adjunct to the land
C. Encumbered
D. AN encroachment
C. Encumbered
A. assets Commissioner
B. Subdivision Land Law
C. committee
D. Contractor License Board
C. committee
58. Cost estimating methods currently used by builders, architects, and appraisers are:
A. 10 days
B. 30 days
C. 60 days
D. 90 days
D. 90 days
60. An appraiser would have to be able to identify land values separately in which one of
the following appraisal techniques?
C. Cost approach
B. Divide the whole in operation expenses of the firm, as well as salaries, rent, insurance, etc.,
by the amount of employee
A. physical deterioration.
B. economic devolution.
C. social devolution.
D. useful devolution.
D. useful devolution.
A. ethnics.
B. ethics.
C. dedication.
D. subordination.
B. ethics.
A. Architect
A. Federal bank
B. Institutional loaner
C. insurance underwriter
D. non-public loaner
D. non-public loaner
A. $60,000
B. $50,000
C. $40,000
D. $30,000
B. $50,000
70. A property was leased to a lessee for a two-year period, with monthly lease payments
to be $800. The lessor collected the first and last month payments. This agreement would
most likely not include which of the following statements?
A. Escalator clause
B. Compliance with local laws
C. Condemnation provisions
D. Third-party liability clause
A. Escalator clause
A. long capital gains.
B. short capital gains.
C. delayed capital gains.
D. standard financial gain.
D. standard financial gain.
C. Why are you selling?
A. $90,000
B. $80,000
C. $50,000
D. $75,000
D. $75,000
77. A true estate broker lends his own cash to emptor to help in getting a home. The note
is for $4,000, and can be secured by a legal instrument on the purchased property. The
note rate is twelve-tone music per annum, with monthly payments of $40. Final
payoff are on the forty eighth monthly payment. That of the subsequent is true?
A. 30 days.
B. 45 days.
C. 60 days.
D. 90 days.
C. 60 days.
80. A broker had signed an agreement to locate property for his principal. Having found a
property which suited his principal, which could be purchased for less than he was
willing to pay, the broker bought the property himself. Later the broker sold the property
to his principal at the higher price, keeping the difference for himself. This is considered:
A. commingling.
B. conversion.
C. divided agency.
D. secret profit.
D. secret profit.
A. the groundwater level.
B. runoff drain.
C. the storage tank.
D. none of the on top of.
C. the storage tank.
A. $170,000
B. $160,000
C. $150,000
D. $140,000
B. $160,000
86. When interest rates on real property loans increase, capitalization rates on income
properties tend to:
A. be affected inversely.
B. remain the same
C. increase
D. decrease.
C. increase
A. prestige.
B. advantage.
C. investment.
D. need.
A. prestige.
A. $25.78
B. $26.78
C. $27.78
D. $28.78
C. $27.78
B. November 1.
A. The confirmed sale value of the property is split by the gross monthly rental.
B. The gross monthly rental is split by the appraised worth of the property.
C. The value of the property is increased by the capitalization rate.
D. The gross monthly rental is increased by the capitalization rate.
A. The confirmed sale value of the property is split by the gross monthly rental.
A. No lavatory on 1st level of structure residence
B. Eccentric style
C. High rate
D. Lack of traditional, correct care
C. High rate
A. level payments needed.
B. monthly payments of taxes and insurance for impound account.
C. monthly budgeted payments appropriate to buyer's pocketbook.
D. provides most building standards.
D. provides most building standards.
A. The contract is simply as binding at the time of acceptance by each parties as if there have
been a money deposit.
A. tiny Business Administration.
B. County Recorder.
C. Secretary of State.
D. Points of interest for surveyors.
D. Landlord fails to repair excessive wear and tear to property caused by tenant's
neglect.
C. Golden State VA
A. Mortgage
B. Deficiency judgment
C. personal restrictions
D. Trust deed
C. personal restrictions
A. right
B. Sublease
C. Sale-leaseback
D. Assignment
106. On which of the following types of business collateral would one file with the
secretary of state (Sacramento) to perfect a security transaction?
A. Consumer goods
B. Growing crops
C. Trade fixtures
D. Uncut timber
C. Trade fixtures
A. A gross lease
B. A web lease
C. A share lease space
D. A ground lease
A. A gross lease
A. violation of the partitioning laws
B. conditional use
C. scenario during which the structure would have to be compelled to be razed
D. nonconformist use
D. nonconformist use
A. mortgage disbursement
B. revenue enhancement payments
C. land taxes
D. lenders fees
C. land taxes
111. In the construction of a building, there are several indirect costs involved, one of
which is:
112. In a single-family dwelling, the extended (spread out) part of the bottom of the
exterior of the foundation is called the:
A. base.
B. footing.
C. foundation.
D. pier.
B. footing.
A. residency at sufferance
B. Holdover residency
C. residency at can
D. Periodic residency
D. Periodic residency
114. Division ordinances could regulate:
A. water usage
B. density
C. deed restrictions
D. restrictive covenants
B. density
A. Notice of completion
B. Notice on non-responsibility
C. Notice of non-responsibility, Notice of stop, and see of completion
D. Notice of stop
C. Notice of non-responsibility, Notice of stop, and see of completion
A. condemnation
B. inverse condemnation
C. escheat
D. petition
B. inverse condemnation
117. Ms. Chung received an application from her loaner that asked her to specify her race
and ethnic background. Legally, she can:
121. When personal property becomes (by intent) a part of real property, it becomes a(n):
A. attachment.
B. inclusion.
C. dedication.
D. fixture.
D. fixture.
A. 26.79%
B. 27.79%
C. 28.79%
D. 29.79%
C. 28.79%
A. attachment.
B. judgment.
C. principal and interest account with loaner.
D. reserve fund for taxes and insurance with loaner.
A. unexpected price increase because of specific changes
B. Mortgage interest
C. Land depreciation
D. Property maintenance
A. unexpected price increase because of specific changes
A. personal property.
B. real property.
C. either a or b.
D. none of the above.
C. either a or b.
131. A 60-year-old man has been living in a home he bought 9 years ago, for which he
paid $90,000. He recently sold the home for $120,000, incurring $9,600 selling expenses
and brokerage fees. What capital gains taxes will he owe?
A. $20,400
B. $30,000
C. $9,600
D. None
D. None
D. in separateness
133. The removal of land once a stream suddenly changes its channel is:
A. breach
B. avulsion
C. adverse possession
D. accretion
B. avulsion
134. Sites for industrial buildings are usually gauged by the:
A. cubic foot.
B. front foot.
C. acre.
D. square foot.
D. square foot.
135. A corporation issued a deed to real property. The president and secretary both
signed the deed and affixed the corporate seal. These actions would probably be
sufficient to pass marketable title if:
B. the transaction involved is within the ordinary scope of business of the corporation.
A. embrace a documentary tax
B. be notarized
C. be delivered and accepted
D. be recorded by the county
A. Seller
B. Agent
C. Escrow
D. Broker
C. Escrow
140. Broker Frankel with Armon assets Company listed a property for a trafficker. Broker
Yuter, with XYZ assets Company, known as Broker Frankel and disclosed that he was a
buyer's agent. Broker Yuter wrote a contract together with his purchaser for the sale of
the property. What, if any, is that the relationship between the buyer's broker, the
vendor and also the listing broker?
A. Agency
B. Customer
C. twin agency
D. there's not a relationship between the parties
A. A mediation order
B. A settlement stipulation
C. A outline order
D. an off-the-cuff hearing agreement
B. A settlement stipulation
A. excessive force
B. AN attachment
C. a seizure execution
D. serving the judgment
B. AN attachment
A. Subrogating
B. Liquidating
C. Discounting
D. Leveraging
C. Discounting
148. Two single persons desire to take and hold title to property, with the ability to later
will their portions to whomever they desire. They should take title as:
A. joint tenants.
B. tenants in common.
C. community property.
D. severalty.
B. tenants in common.
A. Cost
B. Income
C. Market data
D. All of the above
A. Cost
A. Date
B. Mention of consideration
C. Signature of vendor
D. Acknowledgment
D. Acknowledgment
The most accurate determination of the age of a house can be made by
inspecting the:
A. architectural style of the house
B. physical condition of the house
C. tax assessor's records
D. recorded subdivision map
A. Fiduciary duty
B. Lis pendens
C. Doctrine of good faith
D. Doctrine of estoppels
D. Doctrine of estoppels
Where no time period for acceptance by the offeree is stipulated in an offer, the
offer:
On June 5, a prospective buyer gave the broker his personal check for $3,000,
payable to the seller, along with his offer to buy a property. He asked the broker
not to cash it until June 30. Which of the following is correct?
A. The broker may hold the check, but must tell the seller that a check is being held
uncashed before the seller accepts the offer.
B. The broker should not hold the check until June 30, but should cash it immediately.
C. The broker should refuse to accept the check as a deposit.
D. The broker must deliver the check to the seller or to escrow within 1 business day.
A. The broker may hold the check, but must tell the seller that a check is being held
uncashed before the seller accepts the offer.
Unless otherwise specified, the rights to minerals which lie beneath the surface
of land: