GOLD COAST ACTUAL TEST PAPER WITH
VERIFIED ANSWERS
●● Constructive notice
Answer: record something in public records
●● How Is Real Estate Recovery Funded ?
Answer: by fees & fines
●● Eminent Domain
Answer: government has right to take away public use citizens can't
refuse to sell)
●● immune properties
Answer: government owned
●● lot & block
Answer: residential sub-division surgery system
●● Metes and Bounds
Answer: oldest method of land description & provides the most accurate
type of legal descriptions
, ●● What does the Real estate recovery fund do ?
Answer: reimburse members of the public
●● what is a township...
Answer: a township is 6 miles square contains 36 square miles
●● Each township contains ____ acres
Answer: 640 acres
●● How many square feet are in an acre?
Answer: 43,560
●● kickbacks are illegal unless..
Answer: someone has a licensed
●● Offer and Acceptance
Answer: Meeting of the minds or mutual agreement- all parties
concerned understand and agree to all the terms of the contract
●● Overimprovement
Answer: An addition or change to property not in line with its highest
and best use
VERIFIED ANSWERS
●● Constructive notice
Answer: record something in public records
●● How Is Real Estate Recovery Funded ?
Answer: by fees & fines
●● Eminent Domain
Answer: government has right to take away public use citizens can't
refuse to sell)
●● immune properties
Answer: government owned
●● lot & block
Answer: residential sub-division surgery system
●● Metes and Bounds
Answer: oldest method of land description & provides the most accurate
type of legal descriptions
, ●● What does the Real estate recovery fund do ?
Answer: reimburse members of the public
●● what is a township...
Answer: a township is 6 miles square contains 36 square miles
●● Each township contains ____ acres
Answer: 640 acres
●● How many square feet are in an acre?
Answer: 43,560
●● kickbacks are illegal unless..
Answer: someone has a licensed
●● Offer and Acceptance
Answer: Meeting of the minds or mutual agreement- all parties
concerned understand and agree to all the terms of the contract
●● Overimprovement
Answer: An addition or change to property not in line with its highest
and best use