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Total annual income a property would produce if it were fully rented and no collection losses
Net Operating Income
Effective Gross Income
Potential Gross Income
None
2
A principle of law that prohibits people from defending themselves against their own acts
novation
ad valorem
devisee
estoppel
3
The freedom to use open space above property ?
Alienation
Property rights
Subsurface rights
Air rights
4
An estate that can become effective only after another estate is terminated?
Estopple
Estate of Remainder
Estate of Severalty
Estate by Entireties
5
License held by a broker in two or more real estate firms?
Multiple License
Group License
Broker Associate License
Mutual Recognition License
6
A one time tax levied on properties to help pay for public improvements is called?
Special Assessment
Encumbrance
Assessed Taxes
Easement
7
The added value as a result of assembling two or more properties into one?
Assemblage
Plottage
Conformity
Plat map
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A deceased person, usually one who has recently died?
Devise
Descent
Devisor
Decedent
9
The most comprehensive estate and it is inheritable?
Tenancy in common
Remainder Estate
Fee Simple
Life Estate
10
Landlord who gives the lease?
Lessor
Lessee
11
Basic Property Rights include?
Disposition, Enjoy, Exclusion, Possession, Control
Enjoy, Exclude, Destroy, Will, Control
Disturb, Control, Enjoy, Will, Exclude
Disposition, Enjoy, Will, Destroy, Control
12
According to the value; in proportion of worth
Interest rates
Taxes
Property taxes
Ad Valorem
13
Any item of personal property?
Encumbrance
Chattel
Entitlement
Assets
14
The point when the broker makes no effort to service or sell the listed property
Abandonment
Adoption
Absentee ownership
Acceleration clause
15
Property owner that does not reside at the property
Friend
Absentee ownership
Tenant
Owner
16
One or more parties cause a third party to be deceived into believing a relationship exist
Corporation
Mortgage Fraud
Business Brokerage
Ostensible partnership
17
An agreement wherein the terms are specifically stated by the parties orally, written or both?
Executory Contract
Express Contract
Executed contract
None
18
State and federal laws designed to maintain and preserve business competition
government control
FHA guidelines
Antitrust law
FREC law
19
Anything inferior because of operational inadequacies, poor design, changing taste, etc.
Physical Deterioration
External Obsolescence
Depreciation
Functional Obsolescence
20
Inadequate attention to duties and obligations by those who know what is required of them
Conveyance
Culpable Negligence
Condemnation
Commingle
21
Buyer in a sales contract?
Vendor
Vendee
22
The properties value minus the debt is called?
Risk
Equity
Cash Flow
Leverage
23
Buyer who receives an Option contract?
Optionor
Optionee
24
A gift of real property by will
devisee
devise
devisor
heir
25
A defect, valid claim, or encumbrance that serves to impair the title?
Commingling
Conversion
Collusion
Cloud on title
26
A person to whom legal right is transferred?
Assignor
Assignee
27
An opinion of value based on supportive evidence and approved methods?
Brokers Price Opinion
USPAP
Comparative Market Analysis
Appraisal
28
Person who has a claim on another property
Lienor
Lienee
29
An owner invest more money than can reasonably be expected to recapture is called?
Functional Obsolescence
Overimprovement
Highest and Best Use
External Obsolescence
30
To offer land for public use?
Gift
Declaration
Encumbrance
Dedication
31
Tenant who receives the lease?
Lessor
Lessee
32
A covenant in a deed that warrants that the seller(grantor) holds the property fee simple
Testate
Defeasance
Habendum
Seisin
33
The combination of two or more adjoining properties into one tract?
spec home
plottage
assemblage
situs
34
Lender who receives note and mortgage ?
Mortgagee
Mortgagor
35
When a correction of a defect results in as much added value as the cost to cure?
Over improvement
Non-curable
Functional Obsolescence
Curable
36
An act of corruption, vileness or moral depravity: a disgraceful action or deed
Severance
Moral Turpitude
Obsolescence
Quorum
37
The monetary value of a good or service to many buyers/sellers at a particular time?
Value
Cost
Price
Demand
38
A written statement that bars the signer from making a claim inconsistent with the instrument?
Encumbrance clause
Executory contract
Addendum
Estoppel certificate
39
The freedom to use the open space above the property
Air rights
Subsurface rights
Riperian rights
Property rights
40
Borrower who gives note and mortgage to obtain loan?
Mortgagee
Mortgagor
41
Seller in a Sales Contract?
Vendee
Vedor
42
Deductions from taxable income on investment property do NOT include
Financing Expenses
Depreciation
Operating Expenses
Reserve for Replacement Fund
43
A written lease agreement with a specific starting and ending date?
Tenancy at will
Tenancy at sufferance
Estate for years
Fee simple
44
A portion of the VA guaranteed loan that protects the lender if the borrower defaults
escrow
encumbrance
deposit
entitlement
45
Seller receiving an offer to purchase and who accepts, counters, or rejects the offer?
Offer
Offeror
46
Prospective buyers preference for a certain area that affect value is?
Supply
Situs
Market condition
Demand
47
Which approach would an Appraiser use for a Hospital Building?
Cost Approach
Sales Comp Approach
Market Analysis Approach
Income Approach
48
If you took the NOI and divided it by the sales price is would give you?
Median
Overall Cap Rate
Interest Rate
Index
49
Person whose property is subject to a claim or charge by another
Lienee
Lienor
50
A provision in a mortgage that specifies terms to be met to avoid default?
Habendum Clause
Granting clause
Defeasance clause
Seisin Clause
51
Buyer making offer to purchase?
Offeror
Offer
52
Estimating market value based on the cost to buy it's equivalent is called?
Cost Approach
Income Approach
Market Value Approach
Sales Comp Approach
53
The age indicated by a structures condition and utility
effective age
sales method
comparative approach
depreciation
54
The SE 1/4 of the NW 1/4 and NE 1/4 of the SW 1/4 contain how many acres?
40
30
80
10
55
Party giving the deed that conveys title?
Grantee
Grantor
56
When you take the Potential gross income and deduct vacancy and collections, it is called ?
Net Income
Effective Gross Income
Net Operating Income
Potential Gross Income
57
Owner who gives an option to a buyer?
Optionor
Optionee
58
The difference between the adjusted basis of property and its net selling price?
Tax Shelter
Capital Gain
Equity
Leverage
59
Which method would an appraiser use for an investment property?
Sales Comparison Approach
Income Approach
Cost Approach
Market Analysis Approach
60
Comparing similar properties to the subject property is called?
Appraisal
Income Approach
Sales Comparison Approach
Cost Depreciation Approach
61
A loan that covers both real and personal property >
Amortized mortgage
Mortgage fraud
Package Mortgage
Blanket Mortgage
62
The ability to provide useful services and benefits to an owner or tenant?
Transferability
Demand
Utility
Scarcity
63
The total amount of spendable income generated from an investment?
Capital Gain
Cash Flow
Equity
Tax Shelter
64
Party receiving the deed and acquiring the title?
Grantee
Grantor
65
After the EGI has been calculated and all operating expenses have been deducted it is called?
Effective Gross Income
Net Operating Income
Cash Flow
Potential Gross Income
66
A person who transfers legal right to another?
Assignor
Assignee
67
A course of action for determining the disposition of a contested binder deposit?
Litigation
Writ of supersedes
Arbitration
Escrow disbursement order
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