Arizona Real Estate State
Exam LATEST 2026-2027
WITH QUESTIONS AND
CORRECT VERIFIED
ANSWERS GRADED A+
GUARANTEED 100%
PASS
The physical characteristics of land include:
a. indestructibility
b. homogeneity
c. improvements
d. supply - ANSWERS-a. indestructibility
Which of the following restrictive covenants is MOST likely to be enforceable?
a. prohibits sales to blacks
b. prohibits resales for 20 years
c. prohibits use for anything other than single-family dwellings
d. absolutely prohibits any resales - ANSWERS-c. prohibits use for anything other
than single-family dwellings
,What would a landlocked property owner MOST likely ask the court for?
a. an easement by prescription
b. an easement in gross
c. an easement by necessity
d. an adverse possession of servant tenement - ANSWERS-c. an easement by
necessity
Restrictive covenants are enforced by:
a. the district attorney
b. the lender
c. the planning commission
d. legal action by other owners - ANSWERS-d. legal action by other owners
Mary is interested in a parcel of real estate owned by Kathy. Mary has a title report that
shows the property is encumbered by several liens. The lien with the highest priority is
the lien:
a. of lowest amount
b. of highest amount
c. first recorded
d. first in date - ANSWERS-c. first recorded
A metes and bounds description MUST:
a. cover an area larger than 10 acres
b. be in areas not included in the rectangular survey system
c. commence and finish at the same identifiable point
d. always use north as the basis for directions - ANSWERS-c. commence and finish
at the same identifiable point
Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of a fee simple estate?
a. indefinite durations
b. free of encumbrances
c. transferable with or without consideration
d. transferable by will or interstate succession - ANSWERS-b. free of encumbrances
A valid deed does NOT require a:
a. signature of the grantee
b. statement of consideration
c. legal description of the property
d. grantor with legal capacity - ANSWERS-a. signature of the grantee
"To have and to hold" MOST likely would be included in a(n):
a. habendem clause
b. alienation clause
c. mortgage
, d. legal description - ANSWERS-a. habendem clause
A seller who will only defend the title he is giving against others who claim an interest
through or under him would give a:
a. general warranty deed
b. special warranty deed
c. bargain and sale deed
d. quitclaim deed - ANSWERS-b. special warranty deed
Title is transferred by deed at the time:
a. of delivery and acceptance
b. the deed is executed
c. of recording
d. stated within the deed - ANSWERS-a. of delivery and acceptance
Which of the following action would NOT prevent a claim of adverse possession?
a. physically barring entry to adverse user
b. ousting the adverse user
c. ordering the adverse user to desist
d. giving the adverse user express permission to use the property - ANSWERS-c.
ordering the adverse user to desist
Standard coverage in a title insurance policy does NOT insure against:
a. forged documents
b. incompetent grantor
c. questions of survey
d. improperly delivered deed - ANSWERS-c. questions of survey
Which of the following contracts does NOT have to be in writing to be enforceable?
a. promise to pay a debt to another
b. 1-year lease starting immediately
c. 6-month lease starting in 7 months
d. contract for sale of real property valued at less than $500 - ANSWERS-b. 1-year
lease starting immediately
Regarding a lease assignment, the:
a. assignee becomes primarily liable under the lease and the aligner is released
b. assignor remains primarily liable under the lease
c. assignee becomes primarily liable under the lease and the assignor retains
secondary liability
d. assignee is liable only to the assignor and the assignor is liable to the lessor -
ANSWERS-c. assignee becomes primarily liable under the lease and the assignor
retains secondary liability
A situation in which the grantor becomes the lessee of the grantee is known as:
Exam LATEST 2026-2027
WITH QUESTIONS AND
CORRECT VERIFIED
ANSWERS GRADED A+
GUARANTEED 100%
PASS
The physical characteristics of land include:
a. indestructibility
b. homogeneity
c. improvements
d. supply - ANSWERS-a. indestructibility
Which of the following restrictive covenants is MOST likely to be enforceable?
a. prohibits sales to blacks
b. prohibits resales for 20 years
c. prohibits use for anything other than single-family dwellings
d. absolutely prohibits any resales - ANSWERS-c. prohibits use for anything other
than single-family dwellings
,What would a landlocked property owner MOST likely ask the court for?
a. an easement by prescription
b. an easement in gross
c. an easement by necessity
d. an adverse possession of servant tenement - ANSWERS-c. an easement by
necessity
Restrictive covenants are enforced by:
a. the district attorney
b. the lender
c. the planning commission
d. legal action by other owners - ANSWERS-d. legal action by other owners
Mary is interested in a parcel of real estate owned by Kathy. Mary has a title report that
shows the property is encumbered by several liens. The lien with the highest priority is
the lien:
a. of lowest amount
b. of highest amount
c. first recorded
d. first in date - ANSWERS-c. first recorded
A metes and bounds description MUST:
a. cover an area larger than 10 acres
b. be in areas not included in the rectangular survey system
c. commence and finish at the same identifiable point
d. always use north as the basis for directions - ANSWERS-c. commence and finish
at the same identifiable point
Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of a fee simple estate?
a. indefinite durations
b. free of encumbrances
c. transferable with or without consideration
d. transferable by will or interstate succession - ANSWERS-b. free of encumbrances
A valid deed does NOT require a:
a. signature of the grantee
b. statement of consideration
c. legal description of the property
d. grantor with legal capacity - ANSWERS-a. signature of the grantee
"To have and to hold" MOST likely would be included in a(n):
a. habendem clause
b. alienation clause
c. mortgage
, d. legal description - ANSWERS-a. habendem clause
A seller who will only defend the title he is giving against others who claim an interest
through or under him would give a:
a. general warranty deed
b. special warranty deed
c. bargain and sale deed
d. quitclaim deed - ANSWERS-b. special warranty deed
Title is transferred by deed at the time:
a. of delivery and acceptance
b. the deed is executed
c. of recording
d. stated within the deed - ANSWERS-a. of delivery and acceptance
Which of the following action would NOT prevent a claim of adverse possession?
a. physically barring entry to adverse user
b. ousting the adverse user
c. ordering the adverse user to desist
d. giving the adverse user express permission to use the property - ANSWERS-c.
ordering the adverse user to desist
Standard coverage in a title insurance policy does NOT insure against:
a. forged documents
b. incompetent grantor
c. questions of survey
d. improperly delivered deed - ANSWERS-c. questions of survey
Which of the following contracts does NOT have to be in writing to be enforceable?
a. promise to pay a debt to another
b. 1-year lease starting immediately
c. 6-month lease starting in 7 months
d. contract for sale of real property valued at less than $500 - ANSWERS-b. 1-year
lease starting immediately
Regarding a lease assignment, the:
a. assignee becomes primarily liable under the lease and the aligner is released
b. assignor remains primarily liable under the lease
c. assignee becomes primarily liable under the lease and the assignor retains
secondary liability
d. assignee is liable only to the assignor and the assignor is liable to the lessor -
ANSWERS-c. assignee becomes primarily liable under the lease and the assignor
retains secondary liability
A situation in which the grantor becomes the lessee of the grantee is known as:
