CA Real Estate Principles Final 2023
police power
A city or county's master plan is an example of government land-use controls where the authority is derived from the government's
mutual consent
A contract is NOT created until offer, acceptance, and communication of acceptance have taken place and the parties have arrived at
executory.
A contract that has NOT been fully performed by one or both parties is referred to as
a rejection
A counteroffer is legally considered
a grant deed
A deed that conveys after-acquired title and contains implied warranties is
a quitclaim deed
A deed that makes no express or implied warranties that the grantor owns any interest in a property is
the county clerk
A fictitious business name statement must be filed with
five years
A fictitious business name statement must be renewed every
by implication of law
A gas company that does not own adjacent land has a right-of-way over an owner's land. Such an interest is known as an easement
a net lease
A lease in which a tenant pays a base rent plus some expenses is called
an encumbrance
A lien is an example of
an exclusive agency
A listing agreement in which the owner retains the right to sell the property without paying a commission to the listing agent is known as
finding a ready, willing, and able buyer
A listing agreement is an employment contract that appoints a broker as an owner's agent for the purpose of
License
A man and a woman have two adjoining parcels of land. The man gives the woman a written, revocable, nonexclusive right to cross over his land as a short cut to his rear yard. What is this right called?
Contribution
A man wants to add a swimming pool and spa to his single-family home. He asked an appraiser to determine whether the new improvements would add value to his home. The appraiser would rely on which principle?
two years
A prepaid rental listing service (PRLS) license is valid for
give their consent
A real estate broker who acts as a dual agent and represents both the buyer and the seller in the same transaction must make sure that both parties
specific performance
A remedy for a breach of contract is to sue to fulfill the terms of the contract, which is called
640 acres
A section contains
gross income multiplier
A simplified alternative to capitalization of net income that does not take into account vacancies, bad debts, or expenses is called
dedication
A transfer of real property from a private individual to the state for public use is called
a holographic will
A will that is in the testator's own handwriting is called
in writing
According to the statute of frauds, a lease for more than one year must be
in all residential transactions involving one to four dwelling units.
Agency disclosure law requires specified agency disclosures
landlocked property
An easement by necessity is often created by the courts to prevent
5 years
An easement by prescription terminates after nonuse for
prescription
An easement that is acquired by a use that is hostile to the interests of the owner is an easement by
stock in a mutual water company.
An example of an appurtenance that "runs with" or is transferred with the land is
a notice of nonresponsibility.
An owner of property can protect against a mechanic's lien for unauthorized work by filing
reinstatement
Before a foreclosure sale takes place, the default can be cured and the borrower can exit the foreclosure process by paying all delinquencies and costs in a process known as
an operable smoke detector.
California law requires that every single-family home that is sold has
factors outside the property
Economic obsolescence is a type of depreciation that results from
guaranteed
For VA loans, a portion of the principal is
the Closing Disclosure form
For a federally related residential mortgage loan, the lender must give the borrower
FHA and VA residential loans
Ginnie Mae is a federal agency that backs
owned and occupied the property for two out of the last five years
Homeowners can exclude from taxation up to $250,000 of profit for a single person and $500,000 for a married couple so long as they
lead-based paint
If a home was built before 1978, the buyer has to be given the opportunity to have the home tested for
negotiable
In California, real estate commissions are
Section 3
In a township, the section north of Section 10 is
conventional loans.
Loans that do NOT involve government cooperation, such as a guarantee or insurance, are known as
gross income less vacancy and expenses
Net operating income is
five years
One of the requirements to acquire title by adverse possession is to pay all the property taxes for
separate ownership by one person
Ownership in severalty is a way of taking title to real estate that involves
joists
Parallel wooden beams that support flooring are called
make construction loans
Real estate licensees act as mortgage brokers when they
the mobilehome has been registered with the Department of Housing and Community Development.
Real estate licensees are authorized to help people buy and sell mobilehomes provided
a mobilehome not permanently attached to a foundation.
Real property does NOT include
correlation
Reconciliation is the same as
refusing to make loans in a particular neighborhood because of its geographic location.
Redlining is the discriminatory practice by lenders of
the governor of California
The California Real Estate Commissioner is appointed by
1919
The California Real Estate Law was upheld in
race
The Civil Rights Act of 1866 prohibited discrimination based on
no post-sale right of redemption
The MOST significant difference between a mortgage and a deed of trust is that, after a trustee's sale using a deed of trust, the trustor has
the same force and effect as law
The Real Estate Commissioner's regulations have
Sales involving one- to four-family dwellings, except for specified exempt transactions
The Transfer Disclosure Statement (TDS) is required in which type of transaction?
the sales comparison approach
The appraisal method used to appraise amenity-type property is
lower value
The appraisal principle of regression provides that a property of higher value tends to decrease in value when surrounded by properties of
the value of a property is determined by the cost of acquiring an equally desirable substitute property
The appraisal principle of substitution states that
regression
The appraisal principle that is considered the opposite of progression is
the R- value
The effectiveness of various kinds of insulation is expressed by
the deed of trust
The financing instrument favored in California is
four years
The full term for a real estate broker's or salesperson's license is
accretion
The gradual addition to land through natural causes is called
a chain of title
The history of documents affecting title to a property is called
a quitclaim deed
The instrument usually used to clear clouds on title or to terminate deed restrictions is
the Alquist-Priolo Earthquake Fault Zoning Act.
The law that requires sellers and agents to disclose if the property is located within a state delineated earthquake fault zone is
metes and bounds
The legal method of describing land that would be used to follow each boundary for a given distance for an irregular parcel is
community property
The legal presumption is that all property acquired during marriage is
give the tenants a written notice to pay or quit and then file an unlawful detainer action.
The legal way to evict tenants who are in default on their rent is for the landlord to
$50,000 per transaction/$250,000 per licensee
The limits on what can be paid out of the Recovery Account are
an exclusive right-to-sell
The listing agreement in which a broker is entitled to a commission no matter who sells the property is known as
1% of assessed value plus voter-approved indebtedness
The maximum annual real property tax rate in California is
a condition
The penalty for violating a covenant is NOT as harsh as violating
the market value
The price a property will bring when neither the buyer nor the seller is acting under duress and it has been on the market for a reasonable length of time is defined as
a straight note
The repayment of a loan that is made by installments of interest only with the principal due in a lump sum is
signed by the grantor.
The requirements for a valid deed are that the grantor must be competent and that the deed must be in writing, designate a grantee, have a granting clause, have an adequate description of the property, and be
Reconveyance deed
The return of title to a borrower after the payoff of a debt is accomplished by the trustee executing and delivering which document to the trustor?
April 10
The second property tax installment becomes delinquent on
right of survivorship
The special benefit of joint tenancy is
the recovery account.
The special fund established to help compensate parties who have obtained a judgment against licensees that is uncollectible is called
avulsion
The sudden loss of land through natural causes is called
studs
The vertical supports of a house frame are called
consideration
To have a valid contract, an obligation or payment by each party must be made, which is referred to as
be 18 years of age or older
To have the capacity to contract, a person must
eight college-level courses
To qualify for a real estate broker's license, a person must complete
like-kind property
To qualify for a tax-deferred exchange, the trade must be for
illegal
Undisclosed dual agency is
Interpleader action
What does an escrow officer file with the court when the buyer and the seller are unable to resolve a dispute regarding the release of funds?
Option listing
What type of listing is typically used when the broker may want to purchase the property?
intestate
When a person dies without a will, the person is said to have died
the mortgagor
When property is used to secure payment of a debt or obligation, a lien on the property is given by the borrower, who is called