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NATIONAL REAL ESTATE 2026 SUMMER-FALL EXAM PREP TEST QUESTIONS WITH WELL
DETAILED SOLUTIONS – GRADED A+



Unilateral Contract

Contract containing ONE promise given in exchange for completing an act. NO obligation
to act.




Bilateral Contract

Contract containing TWO promises. Example: A listing agreement is a bilateral contract



Writ of Attachment

A document filed during a lawsuit that prevents a debtor from conveying the property




Fixtures

items of personal property attached to real property that are not removed by the seller




Trade Fixtures

Personal property used in a business and can be removed by the lessee when the lease
terminates.




Appraisal

is an estimate or an opinion of value

,Market Value

An estimate of probably price on the date of the appraisal.




Market Price

What the property actually sells for




The 3 approaches to value are:

1) Market Data Approach (single family homes)

2) Cost Approach (commercial property)

3) Income Approach (income producing property)




Blockbusting

Encouraging owners to sell their properties because minorities are moving into a
neighborhood




Steering

Trying to influence a buyer's housing choice using race, religion, ethinicity, national origin,
or ancestory factors as the reasoning.




Redlining

Denying loans in certain areas due to race, religion, sex, familial status, or a disability.

, The Civil Rights Act of 1866 Covers:

1) Race

2) Color

3) Ancestry (it's the only act that covers this)



It applies to all property (Real & Personal)

There are no exceptions




The Federal Fair Housing Act Covers:

1) Race

2) Color

3) Religion

4) Sex

5) National Origin

6) Disability

7) Familial Status



It applies ONLY to housing & land for housing

Exceptions:

1) FSBO

2) FSBO - 4 plex

3) Religious Groups

4) Private Clubs

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