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laws of agency fiduciary duties2 types
A licensed real estate salesperson is primarily responsible to:
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When comparing a small house with a large house of similar quality, which of the following is true?
Financing2 types
A seller carries back part of the purchase price, taking the buyer's promissory note secured by a deed of trust on the property sold. That deed of trust creates what kind of lien?
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If a strip of land is washed away by flood, this action is known as:
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A broker who fails to promptly disclose their dual agency status is subject to:
laws of agency fiduciary duties2 types
A prospective buyer gave their broker a personal check for $1,000 payable to the seller along with an offer to buy the property. The buyer told the broker the check was not to be cashed until the end of the month. Which of the following is correct?
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While appraising a single family residence (SFR), an appraiser observes cracks in the walls and floor. In response, the appraiser best recommends which of the following?
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What is a “gore”?
laws of agency fiduciary duties2 types
When a broker employs a salesperson, California law requires the broker to:
laws of agency fiduciary duties2 types
All of the following are legal activities for a broker under agency law, except:
laws of agency fiduciary duties2 types
An agency relationship in real estate is terminated in multiple ways. All of the following are likely to be the cause of termination of an agency relationship, except:
laws of agency fiduciary duties2 types
A listing broker sells an office building to a syndicate of which the broker is a member without informing the seller of this interest. Before closing, the seller discovers the broker’s interest and refuses to sell. What would happen in a civil suit to collect a commission?
laws of agency fiduciary duties2 types
On which type of listing contract is a broker required to state the amount of their commission is negotiable and not fixed by law?
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All of the following are one of the four important elements of value, except:
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All of the following actions create an agency relationship, except:
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When the administrator of an estate sells a parcel:
laws of agency fiduciary duties2 types
Seller Sally lists her property with Agent Fred and receives an offer. Agent Fred convinces Seller Sally to accept the offer by verbally promising her he will find her an ideal replacement home before the close of escrow. Agent Fred is unable to find an acceptable replacement home for Seller Sally before the close of escrow. Which of the following is most correct?
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A buyer is negotiating at arm's length with the seller of a California home. Which statement about the buyer's disclosure obligations is correct?
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When rent is computed based on the gross sales of a business occupying the property, the lease is classified as a(n):
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A residence that has 6” x 6” posts set four feet apart instead of 2” x 4” studs is an example of construction.
Financing2 types
The maximum commission a loan broker may charge to negotiate an $8,000 hard money first trust deed that is due in two years is:
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If a lease requires the tenant to pay certain expenses such as taxes, maintenance or insurance in addition to the rent, the lease is classified as a(n):
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A FEMA flood insurance rate map places a parcel inside a Special Flood Hazard Area, and the seller reports that on the Natural Hazard Disclosure statement. Being in that zone means the land is exposed to a flood that has:
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