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final exam

Total questions: 79

Worksheet time: 40mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

The of ownership of real property include all of the following, EXCEPT

a)

Compatibility

b)

Disposition

c)

Exclusion

d)

control

2.

IMPORTANT CHARACTERISTIC OF LAND IS THAT IT MAY BE MODIFIED OR IMPROVED AT SOME POINT IN TIME. AND IMPROVEMENT MAY INCREASE THE VALUE OF REAL ESTATE GREATLY. WHICH CATEGORY LISTED BELOW IS GENERALLY CONSIDERED TO BE PERSONAL PROPERTY.

a)

sewers

b)

crops

c)

buildings

d)

roads

3.

A business at least has a space to open a restaurant and installs ovens, booths counters, and other equipment. When would these items become real property?

a)

At lease expiration, if the owner does not remove them

b)

After they are installed

c)

When owner defaults on rental payment

d)

After the lease takes affect

4.

A real estate, professional sells property, listed by another brokerage firm in the multiple listing service. The real estate profession has been working with the buyer for many months, but does not have any agency agreement with the buyer. The real estate professional has fiduciary obligations to

a)

the buyer

b)

no one

c)

the public

d)

the seller

5.

A House has been listed for sale for more than one year and the owner is very anxious to move into a retirement community. A real estate professional, who is a sub agent of the seller tells a prospective buyer to make a low offer, because the seller is likely to except it regarding the real estate professionals conduct in giving the advice to the buyer it is correct to say that

a)

The real estate professional acted appropriately to sell the sellers property

b)

the real estate professional's conduct implies a representation of the buyer

c)

real estate professional should assume that an anxious seller will except a lower offer

d)

The real estate professional has no fiduciary duty to the seller

6.

A real estate professional, who represents the seller is showing a house to a prospective buyer customer. The real estate professional knows that the house has water problems in the basement. Which of the following is true?

a)

withholding the information prevent the buyer from making an informed decision

b)

Withholding the information properly protects the confidence of the seller

c)

Digging the information could create a fiduciary relationship with the buyer

d)

Disclosing the information violates the real estate professional fiduciary duty to the seller

7.

What is a commission of 5% they sales price of 250,000?

a)

25,000$

b)

1,750$

c)

12,500$

d)

3,571$

8.

A brokers, newest sales associate brings a listing for the sell of the condominium. In this transaction, the sales associate.

a)

Has a direct contractual to relationship with the owner of the condominium

b)

acts on behalf of the broker

c)

acts on behalf of the condominium association

d)

must personally find a buyer for the condominium to obtain a share of the commission

9.

The commission on the sale of a house is $9410, and 30% of that amount goes to the broker who listed the property. of the remainder, the broker who sales associate who brought a buyer to the transaction get 45% and the sales associate receive the balance. How much does the sales associate receive?

a)

$4389

b)

$3728

c)

$3622.85

d)

$2,587.75

10.

The type of real estate ownership that is MOST inclusive is a

a)

life estate

b)

fee simple estate

c)

conditional fee estate

d)

reversionary interest

11.

an uncle conveyed real estate to his niece by will as a life estate put autre vie for the life of her mother. If the daughter should die before the mother, gains possession of the property ?

a)

Reamainderman

b)

Mother

c)

Uncle's other heirs

d)

daughter's heirs

12.

The owner of two acres of land sold one acre to a neighbor and reserved an appurtenant easement over that acre for ingress and egress to the remaining acre. The acre retained by the property owner

a)

is the servant tenement

b)

will be cleared of the easement when the retained acre is sold to a third party

c)

is the dominant tenement

d)

is subject to an easement in gross 3

13.

The owner of 50 acres of land with 500 feet of frontage on a desirable recreational lake wishes to subdivide the parcel into salable lots but wants to retain control over the lake frontage while allowing lot owners to have access to the lake. Which of the following types of access rights would provide the greatest protection for a perspective lot purchaser

a)

appurtenant easement

b)

easement in gross

c)

easement by necessity

d)

license

14.

a Homestead exemption protects against judgments

a)

of unsecured creditors

b)

Resulting from unpaid taxes

c)

From foreclosure of a mortgage

d)

That result from the cost of improvements

15.

The owner of oceanfront property noticed that people from town walked along the shore behind the house on the property. The owner learned that the local citizens always walked along the beach, but the owner went to court to try to stop people from walking along the water's edge behind the home. The owner is likely to be

a)

  1. unsuccessful because the local citizens have been doing this for years and thus have an easement.

b)

  1. successful because the owner's property extends to the low-water mark.

c)

  1. successful because access to property can be controlled by the property owner.

d)

  1. unsuccessful because the owner's property extends only to the high-water mark and the public may use the land beyond that point.

16.

In a limited partnership

a)

The number of investors is limited to 10

b)

The general partner run the business

c)

All the parties participate in running the business

d)

investors may participate with only small amount of capital but with unlimited liability

17.

A suburban home with four bedrooms, and only one bedroom suffers from what condition

a)

Curable, physical deterioration

b)

Incurable, physical deterioration

c)

Functional obsolescence

d)

External obsolescence

18.

A house sold for 180,000 and the buyer obtain an FHA insured mortgage loan for 120,000 the lender charge to discount points, the buyer would pay

a)

1200

b)

1000

c)

2400

d)

1800

19.

A buyer bought a house for $125,000. The house, which had originally sold for $118,250, appraised for $122,500. Based on these fax, if the buyer applies for an 80% mortgage, what will be the amount of the loan?

a)

$94,600

b)

$98,000

c)

$100,000

d)

$106,750

20.

A developer is planning a warehouse that will contain 103,000 ft.². Construction cost are estimated to be $62 per square foot 95% financing is available for the Structure. how much money must’ve developer put up to complete the project?

a)

$638,600

b)

$5,747,400

c)

$6,066,700

d)

$319,300

21.

in what way does a deed of trust Differ from a Mortgage

a)

Numbers of parties involved in the loan

b)

Obligation of the borrower to repay the funds

c)

Redemption right allowed after foreclosure

d)

Time Permitted to cure a default.

22.

A document that protects against hidden risk, such as forgery and loss due to defects in the title, subject to specific exemptions is called?

a)

a chain of title

b)

A title Insurance policy

c)

an owner’s policy

d)

A certificate of title

23.

The type of insurance that will protect the owners and heirs is called

a)

A lender’s policy

b)

a leasehold policy

c)

an owner’s Policy

d)

a Certificate of sale policy

24.

The clause in a deed that defined the ownership right received by the grantee is the

a)

granting clause

b)

Habendum clause

c)

appurtenance clause

d)

Acknowledgment

25.

A property owner bought acreage but never saw it and did not use it. The owner regularly paid the real estate taxes on the acreage. Without the owner's knowledge, a stranger moved a mobile home onto the property, drilled a well for water, and lived there for many years. This person may become the owner of the acreage if there has been compliance with state laws regarding

a)

adverse possession

b)

Interstate Succession

c)

The statue of fraud

d)

The statue of limitations

26.

in which of the following situations could a quick claim deed be used?

a)

To convey the basic warranties

b)

When a trustee Return title to the trustee

c)

To remove a cloud on Title

d)

to warrant that a title is valid

27.

under the terms of a trust, established by a will the trustee is required to sell the real estate the trust hold. The deed that will be delivered as settlement of such a sell is.

a)

Deed of release

b)

Warranty deed

c)

Trustee’s deed

d)

Trust’s deed

28.

an option is granted when an owner give the potential purchaser the right to purchase a property

a)

at any time or price

b)

At a fixed price with a certain period of time

c)

Without making any official record of the Purchase

d)

with the sellers agreement at the time the option is exercise

29.

A broker receives an earnest money deposit with a written offer to purchase that includes a 10-day acceptance clause. On the fifth day, before the offer is accepted, the buyer notifies the broker situation, the that the offer is being withdrawn and demands the return of the earnest money deposit. In this situation the

a)

  1. buyer cannot withdraw the offer because it must be held open for the full 10 days

b)

seller and the broker has the right to retain 1/2 of the deposit

c)

Broker declares the deposit forfeited and retains it for services rendered

d)

Buyer has the right to revoke the offer at anytime until it is accepted and recover the earnest money

30.

The law that require real estate contracts to be writing to be enforceable is the

a)

Statue of frauds

b)

Law of descent and distribution

c)

parol evidence rule

d)

Statue of limit

31.

which of the following generally must pay real Real estate Texas

a)

For profit, senior, living facility

b)

Municipal government

c)

Charitable hospital

d)

Private, not for profit School

32.

Taxes livid on a property owner to pay for installation of sidewalks, or sewers in a particular area are called

a)

adjunct taxes

b)

Special assessment

c)

general property taxes

d)

Special excise taxes

33.

General real estate taxes are also called

a)

ad valorem taxes

b)

Special assessments

c)

Appropriations fund

d)

General, voluntary liens

34.

The government policy that can affect the real estate market is

a)

The federal reserve boards discount rate

b)

A shortage of skilled labor or building mate

c)

Testing to obtain a drivers license

d)

Licensing requirement to open a real estate brokerage

35.

A property owner, who does not want to deal with every day task of managing a rental property can hire

a)

A property manager

b)

an appraiser

c)

A home inspector

d)

A developer

36.

which of these is an example of an economic characteristic of land

a)

Immobility

b)

Indestructibility

c)

Uniqueness

d)

scarcity

37.

another word for uniqueness is

a)

Scarcity

b)

Non-homogeneity

c)

fructus Industrials

d)

immobility

38.

which of these laws prohibits housing discrimination only on the basis of race

a)

Fair housing amendment acts of 1988

b)

Civil rights act of 1866

c)

Housing and community development act of 1974

d)

Civil rights act of 1968

39.

The fair housing act is administrated by the

a)

Office of equal opportunity

b)

Department of housing and urban development

c)

Department of Justice

d)

Department of interior

40.

The fair housing act allows a housing decision to be made on the basis of

a)

Familial status

b)

National origin

c)

Religious preference

d)

annual Income

41.

if the government acquires privately owned real estate through a condemnation suit, it is exercising its power of

a)

escheat

b)

reverter

c)

eminent domain

d)

defeasance

42.

three siblings bought a farm together, and the deed listed each of their names, and indicated no particular form of ownership. What form of ownership are they presumed to have taken?

a)

tenancy by entireties

b)

Joint tenancy with right of survivorship

c)

tenancy in common

d)

in severalty

43.

The grantor is conveying an interest that is less than a fee simple absolute. This explanation of the extent of ownership will be found in the.

a)

seisin

b)

granting clause

c)

habendum clause

d)

exceptions and reservations

44.

A title insurance policy that protects the interest of a mortgagee is called

a)

A leasehold policy

b)

In lender’s policy

c)

A certificate of sale policy

d)

an ALTA policy

45.

In real estate, a sales associate is always

a)

it independent contractor

b)

An employee of a licensed broker

c)

A licensee who Performs Real estate activities on behalf of a broker

d)

Combination, office, manager, marketer, and organizer, with a fundamental understanding of the real estate industry, who may or may not be licensed

46.

individual who is authorized and consents to represent the interest of another person is

a)

Customer

b)

Principal

c)

Agent

d)

facilitator

47.

Who are the parties to a listing agreement

a)

buyer and seller

b)

seller and broker

c)

seller and sales associate

d)

buyer and sales associate

48.

which of these would permit a law enforcement officer to seize and sell a debtors property?

a)

lis pendants

b)

satisfaction of judgment

c)

writ of execution

d)

writ of attachment

49.

which of these is a general, statutory, and involuntarily on both real and personal property?

a)

Federal Tax lien

b)

Mechanic lien

c)

Special assessment

d)

customer loan lien

50.

A term that is used in a deed of trust

a)

Lien theory

b)

Unsecured, promissory note

c)

Satisfaction of mortgage

d)

Release deed

51.

The primary mortgage market lenders that have most recently branched out into making mortgage loans are

a)

Credit union

b)

endowment funds

c)

Insurance companies

d)

savings associations

52.

A loss in the value of a property improvement for any reason is

a)

Functional obsolescence

b)

Depreciation

c)

External obsolescence

d)

physical deterioration

53.

Rights or privileges that are connected with real property

a)

appurtenance

b)

improvement

c)

not conveyed with the real estate

d)

Restricted to air and water, right

54.

which of the following is a test to identify a fixture?

a)

Size of the item

b)

Wealth of the parties

c)

Cost of the Item

d)

adaptation of the item to the real estate

55.

which of the following best defines the law of agency

a)

Selling of another property by a property license brokerage company

b)

Principles that govern conduct in business

c)

Rules and regulations defining the responsibilities of a person who Act as an agent for another

d)

examination requirement of a state licensing agency

56.

A real estate broker sold a home to empire after telling the buyer that the foundation was solid as a rock when the broker knew for fact that it was slowly sinking into the landfill on which it was built. Now that the sale is completed, which of the following is most likely to happen to the real estate broker?

a)

revocation of licensee for failure to disclose a material fact

b)

Be charged with negligent misrepresentation

c)

Successful defense against our charges based on loyalty to the broker client seller

d)

Suit to recover money, damages, experience by the buyer due to basement leakage

57.

in licensed real estate, sales associate has a written agreement with the employee broker, indicating that the sales associate will not be treated as an employee the sales associate income is solely from commission the IRS will most likely considered the sales associate

a)

A real estate assistant

b)

Self-employed

c)

Employee

d)

A sub agent

58.

assume that the listing and seller brokers split a commission evenly what is the sales price of the property if the listing broker receives $2612.50 and the total commission rate is 5.5%?

a)

$47,500

b)

$95,000

c)

$104,500

d)

$287,375

59.

which of the following is not a type of listing contract?

a)

open

b)

exclusive agency

c)

Exclusive right to sell

d)

MLS

60.

The process by which government government acquired ownership of private land for public use is

a)

condemnation

b)

escheat

c)

Eminent Domain

d)

doctrine of public acquisition

61.

A real estate buyer wants to ensure that the Property can be willed to her family members. Which form of ownership would the buyer want?

a)

conventional life estate

b)

Joint tenancy

c)

License

d)

Fee simple state

62.

a tax lien on the property can hinder its sale because it is

a)

A monetary charge that the purchaser must Satisfy

b)

an appurtenance that does not affect the title

c)

And encroachment

d)

And encumbrance

63.

Which of the following is the best way to ensure that there are no Encroachments and verify the boundaries of a parcel of land?

a)

Write in legal description

b)

Find the monuments

c)

Get a spot survey

d)

Verify the benchmark

64.

A primary feature of property held in joint tenancy is that

a)

maximum of two people can own the real estate

b)

The fractional interest of the owners can be different

c)

There is a right or survivorship

d)

additional owners may be added later

65.

A trust that is established after death of the owner is called

a)

Testamentary trust

b)

Trust by will

c)

Beneficial trust

d)

living trust

66.

A standard rectangular Survey system, section contains

a)

36 Township

b)

160 government lots

c)

160 acres

d)

640 acres

67.

after real estate has been sold by the state or county to satisfy delinquent tax lien defaulted owners usually have a right to

a)

redeem the property within the time specified by law

b)

Have a sale canceled by paying back to tax and penalties

c)

Pay the creditors directly, and have their liens removed

d)

Record a notice of non-responsibility for the unpaid taxes

68.

which of the following is a lien on real estate?

a)

Recorded mortgage

b)

Easements

c)

encroachment

d)

restrictive convenant

69.

The statue of fraud required real estate contracts to be

a)

Recorded at the courthouse

b)

No longer than 10 pages

c)

Verbal to be enforceable

d)

in writing to be enforceable

70.

when a prospective buyer makes a written purchase offer that the seller accepts the

a)

buyer may take possession of the real estate

b)

buyer receives equitable title to the property

c)

seller grants, the buyer possessory rights

d)

buyer receives legal title to the property

71.

The seller conveyed a quickclaim deed to the buyer. Upon receipt of the deed, the buyer may be certain that

a)

all of the sellers interest in the property, if any, belongs to the buyer

b)

The seller owned the property

c)

There are no encumbrances against the property

d)

The buyer now owns a property subject to certain claim of the seller

72.

which of the following is a voluntary alienation of the property?

a)

adverse possession

b)

Condemnation

c)

Owner sale

d)

foreclosure

73.

which of the following is an involuntary alienation of property?

a)

quitclaim

b)

Inheritance

c)

Condemnation

d)

Gift

74.

A suit to quiet title refers to

a)

The removal of a cloud on the title by court action

b)

A title insurance company search of the title

c)

A mortgagor relinquishing title after foreclosure

d)

The deposit of a title with an escrow agent

75.

when a mortgage loan has been paid in full, it is important for the borrower to be sure that

a)

The paid note is placed in a safe deposit box

b)

A deed of partial reconveyance is received

c)

The paid mortgage is returned to the lender

d)

satisfaction of mortgage is recorded

76.

any of the following clauses in a loan agreement enable the lender to demand the entire remaining debt be paid immediately EXCEPT

a)

A due on sale clause

b)

an acceleration clause

c)

A defeasance cause

d)

alienation clause

77.

what would it cost to put new carpeting in a room measuring 18‘ x 20‘ if the carpet cost $16.95 per square yard, plus a $250 insulation charge

a)

$589

b)

$928

c)

$1365

d)

$6352

78.

a proration of any paid utility charges is reflected at closing, in which of the following ways

a)

debt to the seller, credit to the buyer

b)

Debit to the buyer only

c)

Credit to the seller only

d)

Debit to the buyer, credit to the seller

79.

A house sold for $215,000. The lifting brokerage received a 6% commission on the sale. How much does the listing brokerage receive?

a)

$3585

b)

$12,900

c)

$6450

d)

$12,300