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Property Values Quizz 1

Total questions: 30

Worksheet time: 21mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Implement ‘Build-Then-Sell’ System to Protect House Buyers

a)

YES

b)

NO

2.

How Can Property Agents Thrive In COVID-19?

a)

embrace this new normal and think of innovative ways to leverage digital tools to continue engaging with customers.

b)

upload videos for virtual viewings

c)

creating a positive experience and strong relationship with customers opens an avenue for prospective referral market.

d)

agents should focus on Geographical Target Area (GTA) with high market demand and build a strong branding in those spaces.

3.

Reasons to Invest in Residential Real Estate

a)

An Enduring And Elite Address

b)

Where Prestige And Convenience Converge

4.

Cost is basically.............

a)

the aggregate monetary value of the inputs used in the production of the goods or delivery of services

b)

Cost is the amount incurred in producing and maintaining the product.

c)

Cost is the amount paid for acquiring any product or service.

d)

Cost is ascertained from the consumer's perspective.

5.

Definition of Price...............................

a)

Price is the consideration given in return for acquiring a good or service.

b)

The price can be defined as the total amount spent on the inputs like land, labour, capital, machinery, material, etc. with an aim of producing the product or supplying the services.

c)

Price can be described as the benefit derived by the customer from the product or service.

d)

In a commercial transaction, price refers to the amount charged by the seller from the buyer, in exchange for any product or service, which includes cost and profit.

6.

Characteristics of Value.............

a)

Immeasurable in nature, because the value of the product is different for different persons.

b)

Value varies from time to time.

c)

Value of a product or service greatly depends on the supply of the product and the demand among the buyers.

d)

It can be anything that adds to the expense of a product or service manufactured or supplied by the firm.

7.

Price Vs Cost Vs Value

a)

YES

b)

NO

8.

If you purchase a brand new car, then the amount you pay to the car seller for its acquisition is its ........... while the amount invested in manufacturing the car is its .....................

a)

Price

Cost

b)

Price

Value

c)

Market

Cost

d)

Price

Market

9.

If you are a watch manufacturer and produce millions of watch on a daily basis, then the ............... of production is your prior concern and not the ................. of the product. You may try to achieve economies of scale i.e. mass production at less ............... Whereas from the customer’s perspective, the purpose for which the watch is purchased must be fulfilled, which determines its ...............

a)

value

value

cost

value

b)

cost

cost

cost

value

c)

cost

value

cost

cost

d)

cost

value

cost

value

10.

Valuing real estate is difficult since each property has unique features such as _____________________________________

a)

location

b)

lot size

c)

floor plan

d)

amenities

11.

How do government policies affect property value?

a)

The government establishes laws concerning property.

b)

Parking regulations

c)

Government policy can influence interest rates.

d)

The government tries to combat market inequities through regulation, taxation, and subsidies

12.

What are the characteristics of value in real estate?

a)

Scarcity: How much is there of it?

b)

Transferability: Can it be sold?

c)

Utility: Can it be used?

d)

Demand: Does anybody want it?

13.

What factors influence property value?

a)

location, size, finishes,

b)

renovations, condition and school zone

c)

square feet and yard size

d)

Local supply and demand conditions

14.

Real estate agents are licensed to help sellers sell and buyers buy real estate

and are generally licensed to..............................

a)

Negotiating and arranging sales can mean

showing property, listing a property, filling in contracts, listing agreements and

purchase contracts, and

other duties

b)

engaged in residential real estate listing and sales

c)

Watch local businesses and make note of

upsizing and downsizing trends in a market that has jobs and

many workers relocating there.

d)

Trends that impact discretionary income have more of an influence on

this type of market than others

15.

Property Valuation In Malaysia Can Be Impacted By These _____________ Factors.

a)

Size

Maintenance

Time On Lease

Privacy

b)

Neighbourhood

Public Transport

c)

Educational Institutions

Developer

d)

Amenities

Economic Conditions

16.

Appraisal is an alternative term used to refer to.............

a)

property valuation

b)

It is the process of evaluating a property or piece of land to determine its worth

c)

it describes the process of a current property owner selling their property and transferring ownership to the buyer. 

d)

which is designed to show you are sincere about a property purchase

17.

A Land Title is a legal document which...................................

a)

defines ownership of a particular parcel

b)

It is an overarching term that covers Individual titles.

c)

It is an overarching term that covers Strata Title.

d)

A copy of all land titles is kept by the Land Office of the relevant state authority.

18.

Loan Agreement...............................

a)

The official document between a bank or financial institution (lender) and the homebuyer (lendee), defining the terms and conditions of a home loan.

b)

It is a measure of the expected price a particular property would transact for, between a willing seller and a willing buyer.

c)

It also grants the right to sell off individual parcels of this land under a Strata Title or Individual Title.

d)

The Memorandum of Transfer is a legal document that defines the transfer of ownership of a property.

19.

A Real Estate Agent (REA) is a qualified agent who is licensed to operate in Malaysia’s real estate industry, having completed ........................... and attained a Diploma in Estate Agency from the Board of Valuers, Appraisers and Estate Agents Malaysia (BOVAEA).

a)

a two-year course

b)

a three-year course

c)

a four-year course

d)

a one-year course

20.

A Real Estate Negotiator (REN) is a property market professional with accreditation that enables them to work in Malaysia’s property industry.

They must attend a two-day course known as the Negotiators Certificate, and are then qualified to be registered under ........................ and find employment under a licensed REA. 

a)

NAPIC

b)

JPPH

c)

BOVAEA

d)

MIEA

21.

Real Property Gains Tax is a tax that applies to the profit earned from ........................ in Malaysia. RPGT is a tax on profit, and as such only applies to property ................. where the sale price was ................. than the original purchase price.

The rate of RPGT varies by seller types such as company, individual, or foreign owner, and is rated against the period of ownership of the property. There are a number of exemptions depending on your particular circumstances. 

a)

stamping property

sales

higher

b)

selling property

investment

lower

c)

buying property

sales

lower

d)

selling property

sales

higher

22.

The Sale and Purchase Agreement (SPA) is an extremely important document that defines the terms of a ......................................

A legally binding contract between buyer and seller that confirms mutually agreed conditions such as the .................................................................., conditions of property, fixtures and fittings and other relevant clauses. 

a)

house sale

method of payment

b)

house sale

defect liability period

c)

house sale

method of payment

defect liability period

d)

house sale

method of loan

23.

The Board of Valuers, Appraisers and Estate Agents Malaysia (BOVAEA) is the body defined by the Malaysian Ministry of Finance to regulate the professional conduct of people within the property industry such as ......................................

a)

RENs, valuers , and estate agents.

b)

REAs, RENs, valuers, property managers, and estate agents.

c)

RENs, valuers, property managers, and estate agents.

d)

valuers, property managers, and estate agents.

24.

There are formulas and forms in Feng Shui (also known as 'Chinese Metaphysics') which can actually .....................................................................

a)

help to ensure an investment-grade property is able to reap lower yields, or even have a lower capital gain than others.

b)

help to ensure an investment-grade property is able to reap more yields, or even have a lower capital gain than others.

c)

help to ensure an investment-grade property is able to reap low yields, or even have a higher capital gain than others.

d)

help to ensure an investment-grade property is able to reap more yields, or even have a higher capital gain than others.

25.

Generally, the cosmic energies in Feng Shui studies can be broken down into 3 aspects: .................................................

a)

'Heaven', 'Earth', and 'Man' components.

b)

'Heaven', 'Earth', and 'Woman' components.

c)

'Flower', 'Earth', and 'Man' components.

d)

'Money', 'Earth', and 'Man' components.

26.

There is a whole range of factors impacting prices in Malaysia’s property market, and ............................ are best positioned to assess those.

a)

valuers

b)

valuers and estate agent

c)

valuers, estate agents, property managers

d)

valuers, estate agents, property managers and land economists.

27.

Who Bears The Bill For Property Agent Fees: The Buyer Or Seller?

a)

The seller is the one who should pay the property agent’s fees but they have the option to include it in the listed price, hence, the selling price of the property would be RMx + 3%.

Therefore, when you purchase a property, the agent’s commission is ‘passed on to you as you, the buyer, are the one paying for the property.

b)

The buyer is the one who should pay the property agent’s fees but they have the option to include it in the listed price, hence, the selling price of the property would be RMx + 3%.

Therefore, when you purchase a property, the agent’s commission is ‘passed on to you as you, the buyer, are the one paying for the property.

c)

The seller is the one who should pay the property agent’s fees but they have the option to include it in the listed price, hence, the selling price of the property would be RMx + 3%.

Therefore, when you purchase a property, the agent’s commission is ‘passed on to you as you, the seller, are the one paying for the property.

d)

The seller is the one who should pay the property agent’s fees but they have the option to include it in the listed price, hence, the selling price of the property would be RMx + 3%.

Therefore, when you buy a property, the agent’s commission is ‘passed on to you as you, the seller, are the one paying for the property.

28.

For real estate to have value, it must have particular characteristics. These characteristics are often referred to as the Four Essentials to Value.  The Four Essentials to Value are:

a)

Transferability

Utility

Scarcity

Demand

b)

Utility

Capacity

Condition

Legal

c)

Scarcity

Market

Mortgage

Development

d)

Demand

Utility

Capacity

Legal

29.

The _______________ of your property is one of the most important factors that affect real estate values. Is it close to restaurants, schools, shops, public transportation, and other neighborhood amenities? Is it in a sought-after tourist destination? Is it close to the city center? The more popular and accessible an investment location is, the more valuable the property will be.

a)

location

b)

neighbourhood

c)

amenities

d)

condition

30.

What exactly does a property manager do?

a)

supervising and coordinating building maintenance and work orders

b)

doing light handyman and cleaning work

c)

resolving tenant concerns and complaints,

d)

showing and leasing vacant units