Principles of Real Estate Exam Answer Key - 624 Verified Questions

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Principles of Real Estate

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Course Introduction

Principles of Real Estate provides a comprehensive introduction to the fundamental concepts and practices within the real estate industry. The course examines the legal, financial, and economic aspects of real estate, covering topics such as property ownership, land use controls, contracts, agency relationships, transfer of property, financing methods, and valuation techniques. Students gain insight into the roles of various professionals in the field and develop an understanding of market analysis, investment considerations, and ethical issues. This foundational knowledge prepares students for further study in real estate and for informed participation in property-related transactions.

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Chapter 1: Introduction to Real Estate

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Q1) California became a state in:

A) 1848.

B) 1849.

C) 1850.

D) 1851.

Answer: A

Q2) Which of the following is considered to be real property?

A) a lease to an apartment house

B) a cash register in a drug store

C) a grape crop, sold under contract, but not yet harvested

D) standing timber sold with land

Answer: D

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Chapter 2: Part I: Legal Description, Method of Acquiring

Title , and Deeds

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Q1) Ben's father passed away and left Ben a ring in his will that Ben had always admired along with a sizeable sum of money. Ben received this gift as a:

A) bequest.

B) devise.

C) legacy.

D) both a and c.

Answer: B

Q2) What would not be an example of a trade fixture:

A) attached shelving in a retail store

B) an oven in a restaurant

C) a swing set at a day care facility

D) a water heater in a residence

Answer: D

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Chapter 3: Encumbrances, Liens, and Homesteads

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Q1) A utility easement held by the telephone company for the installation of a telephone line would be best described as:

A) easement in gross

B) easement appurtenant

C) dominant tenement

D) lien right

Answer: A

Q2) A deeds to B and B takes possession but does not record the deed. A then tells a friend C about the deed to B. A then deeds the same property to C, who records the deed. Based on this information, title probably vests in:

A) A

B) B

C) C

D) both B and C

Answer: B

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Chapter 4: Real Estate Agency

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Q1) A real estate broker, in order to influence a person to buy, states that the property will absolutely double in value in six months. The sale takes place and 6 months later the property has declined in value. This broker could be considered guilty of:

A) duress

B) acting in a legal manner

C) false promise

D) ostensible promise

Q2) Before giving a listing to a broker, the owner informed the broker that the roof was in bad shape. The broker later showed the house and assured the buyer that the house was in excellent condition, without any known problems. After the first rain, the house suffered heavy water damage due to a leaky roof. The buyer is angry and will probably sue the:

A) broker and the seller

B) broker

C) broker, seller, and escrow company

D) title insurance company

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Chapter 5: Real Estate Contracts and Mandated

Disclosures

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Q1) According to the exclusive right to sell CAR Residential Listing Agreement, a real estate broker is entitled to the commission if the property is:

A) withdrawn from the market with the mutual consent of the seller and the listing agent

B) sold during the listing period

C) destroyed due to a natural hazard

D) found to be unmarketable by a title company

Q2) A broker receives a deposit from a buyer with no instructions to hold the check uncashed pending the seller's acceptance of the offer. After the offer is accepted, the broker decides to put the check in a safe in the office for security purposes until the broker can get to the bank in two weeks. The broker is:

A) guilty of conversion

B) innocent of any wrongdoing

C) guilty of commingling

D) required to place the deposit into a trust fund

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Chapter 6: Practical Real Estate Mathematics

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Q1) The law that states real estate contracts must in writing to be enforceable is called the statute of:

A) frauds

B) time

C) contracts

D) limitations

Q2) Real estate broker José, lists a property for $300,000. A six percent commission is agreed upon. Another agent brings an offer for $280,000. The seller then asks Jose to reduce his side if the commission to two and a half percent. José agrees. What is the difference between the reduction in commission and the original commission that Jose will receive?

A) $18,000

B) $2,000

C) $7,000

D) $9,000

Q3) A lot is sold for $180,000, making a 20% profit over cost. What was the cost?

A) $136,000

B) $144,000

C) $148,000

D) $150,000

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Chapter 7: Introduction to Real Estate Finance

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Q1) For loans that under the California usury law, the maximum interest rate is:

A) 5% above the Federal Funds Rate

B) 10% or 5% above the Federal Reserve Discount Rate, whichever is greater

C) 10% or 5% above the Federal Reserve Discount Rate, whichever is lesser

D) 10% above the Prime Rate

Q2) To settle the estate of the deceased, a probate sale is held on a mobile home. The first court bid is $30,000; the next minimum bid must be for at least:

A) $31,000

B) $32,000

C) $33,000

D) $31,750

Q3) In a trustee's sale, the proceeds of the sale were sufficient to pay the demands of the first and second trust deed holders, foreclosure costs, and provide a small cash surplus. What is the priority schedule for the distribution of the cash proceeds?

A) trustor; first trust deed; second trust deed; foreclosure costs

B) foreclosure costs; trustor; first trust deed; second trust deed

C) first trust deed; second trust deed; foreclosure costs; trustor

D) second trust deed; first trust deed; foreclosure costs; trustor

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Chapter 8: Part I: Real Estate Lenders

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Q1) Real Estate Investment Trusts (also known as REIT):

A) were created to encourage small investors to invest in real estate transactions with other small investors

B) operate in the second trust deed market

C) are usually a two year loan

D) invest in savings banks

Q2) Which of the following types of loans are made only to individuals who are intending to occupy the property as a personal residence?

A) VA

B) conventional

C) purchase money

D) jumbo

Q3) Insurance companies are one of the major sources for conventional loans. Insurance companies:

A) generally do not use the services of a loan correspondent

B) restrict their loans to the immediate area of their home office

C) loan funds primarily on large commercial properties

D) have only a minor portion of their money in mortgages

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Chapter 9: Real Estate Appraisal

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Q1) All things being equal, the higher the cap rate, the:

A) higher the value

B) lower the return

C) higher the rent

D) lower the value

Q2) Discount points are typically found in

A) VA loans

B) FHA loans

C) conventional loans

D) Cal-Vet loans

Q3) Capitalization is a process of:

A) establishing the cost of capital

B) converting an income flow into value

C) computing gross income

D) determining reserves for depreciation

Q4) The cost approach would be given the least weight if appraising a:

A) new home

B) new apartment

C) old home

D) special purpose property

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Chapter 10: The Role of Escrow and Title Insurance Companies

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Q1) The sales price is $800,000. The buyer is to put $200,000 down and to obtain a new first loan for $500,000, and the seller is to carry back a second loan for $100,000. The documentary transfer tax is:

A) $880

B) $770

C) $550

D) $220

Q2) Which insurance policy requires the title company to make a physical inspection of the property?

A) CLTA

B) standard

C) RESPA

D) ALTA

Q3) A history of title transfers for a particular parcel of land is a/an:

A) preliminary report

B) title insurance policy

C) abstracter index

D) chain of title

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Chapter 11: Landlord and Tenant Relations

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Q1) A lease on agricultural land cannot exceed:

A) 15 years

B) 37 years

C) 51 years

D) 99 years

Q2) Which insurance policy requires the title company to make a physical inspection of the property?

A) CLTA

B) standard

C) RESPA

D) ALTA

Q3) A professional property manager

A) is required to have a real estate license

B) must reside on the premises

C) is typically a salaried employee of the property owner

D) all charge the same amount for their services

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Chapter 12: Land-Use Planning, Subdivisions, Fair Housing, and

Other Public Controls

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Q1) All of the following are common interest developments, except: A) condominiums

B) PUDs

C) stock cooperatives

D) standard tract homes

Q2) A tenant may not be evicted in retaliation for using the rental offset for A) one year

B) six months

C) 90 days

D) none of the above

Q3) It is illegal to disqualify a person who wishes to buy or rent a home based on:

A) physical handicap

B) income levels

C) credit rating

D) all of these

Q4) Redlining in California is illegal because of the:

A) Fair Housing Act

B) Rumford Act

C) Unruh Act

D) Housing Financial Discrimination (Holden) Act

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Chapter 13: Introduction to Taxation

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Q1) The amount paid as a commission for the sale of an owner-occupied home can be deducted on the seller's federal income tax as:

A) a long-term capital gain

B) a standard deduction

C) an expense of sale

D) an ordinary loss

Q2) Property taxes become a lien on:

A) July 1

B) November 1

C) February 1

D) January 1

Q3) In a 1031 real estate exchange, a tax liability arises if the person exchanging receives:

A) like kind property

B) boot

C) income property

D) investment property

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Chapter 14: Single-Family Homes and Mobile Homes

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Q1) Regarding a second (vacation) home:

A) they are considered excellent tax shelters

B) mortgage interest is deductible to the extent allowed by law

C) they are considered excellent investments

D) all of the above are correct

Q2) When a builder purchases lumber, he or she does so by the board foot. Which of these contain 8 board feet?

A) a 2" x 8" board 12 feet long

B) a 4" x 4" board 10 feet long

C) a 2" x 4" board 12 feet long

D) a 2" x 6" board 10 feet long

Q3) A real estate licensee should have a basic understanding of construction terms. One thing he or she should know is that the foundation of a standard built home rests upon the:

A) floor joist

B) sole plate

C) footing

D) collar beam

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Chapter 15: A Career in Real Estate

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Q1) To obtain a broker's license, a person must:

A) Be 25 years of age

B) Score 80% or higher on the broker's exam

C) Hold a salesperson's license for two years

D) Hold a salesperson's license for one year

Q2) In order to get a real estate broker's license, an applicant must fulfill which of the following requirements?

A) complete 8 statutory courses designated by law

B) pass a 150-question examination

C) live in the State of California

D) get at least a grade of 70% on the exam

Q3) A statement that shows the financial position of a business as of a certain date is called:

A) profit and loss

B) Schedule E

C) balance sheet

D) Schedule C

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