1A buyer is purchasing an apartment building and obtained a loan from a local bank. In this transaction, the buyer is the
- Lessee
- Grantor
- Vendor
- Mortgagor
2A and B enter into an agreement; B will mow A,s lawn every week during the summrt. Later, B decides to go into a different business and C would like to assume B's obligation to mow A's lawn. A agrees and enters into a new contract with C. A and B tear up their original agreement. this is known as
- Assignment
- Novation
- Substitution
- Recission
3One of the requirements of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) disclosure rules is that the lender provide the purchaser with a
- Title report.
- Closing disclosure form of closing costs.
- Written explanation if the purchaser's loan application is denied.
- Mortgage insurance policy.
4A property owner placed the title to his building in a trust, with himself as the beneficiary. When the property owner died, his will directed the trustee to sell the building and distribute the proceeds of the sale to the owner's heirs. The trustee sold the building in accordance with the will. What type of deed was delivered at closing?
- Trustee's deed
- Trustor's deed
- Deed in trust
- Reconveyance deed
5Which of the following activities, performed for a fee, usually requires a real estate license?
- A city employee selling city property
- An attorney-at-law selling a property he had listed
- A trustee selling property under court order
- An attorner-in0fact following the instructions of the principal
6A homeowner is preparing her income tax return. Which of the following expenses may she deduct from her income on her tax return?
- Homeowners insurance premium
- Depreciation expense
- Maintenance expenses
- Real estate taxes
7An apartment manager decides to minimize the threat of criminal activity on the property by adding security cameras and new electronic locks with passkeys on all the entrance doors to the building. This form of risk management is known as
- Avoiding the risk.
- Controlling the risk.
- Retaining the risk.
- Transferring the risk.
8Land described as being the SW1/4 of the SE1/4 of the NW1/4 of the S1/2 of a section is valued at $3,000 per acre. The total value of the property is
- $15,000
- $30,000
- $120,000
- $480,000
9A broker receives a chack for earnest money from a buyer on Friday and deposits the money in his personal checking account over the weekend. This action may expose the broker to a charge of
- Commingling
- Novation
- Subrogation
- Accretion
10A property owner wishes to measure the return from a real estate investment. To accomplish this, the owner likely use the property's
- Cash flow.
- Capitalization rate.
- Depreciation schedule.
- Debt expense
11A veteran wishes to refinance her home with a VA-guaranteed loan. The lender is willing, but insists on charging 3 1/2 discount points. In this situation
- Can refinance with a VA loan, provided the lender does not charge the discount points
- Can refinance with a VA loan, provided the lender charges no more than two discount points
- Cannot refinance because VA-guaranteed loans cannot be used for refinancing an existing loan
- Can proceed with the loan abd pay the discount points