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CHAMPIONS PRINCIPLES OF REAL ESTATE 2
(TEXAS) 2025| BRAND NEW ACTUAL EXAM
WITH 100% VERIFIED QUESTIONS AND
CORRECT SOLUTIONS| GUARANTEED VALUE
PACK| ACE YOUR GRADES.
1. You want this one. Purchase title insurance either by grantor or
grantee. Insured against loss resulting from defects of the title -
correct answer - you want this one. Purchase title insurance
either by grantor or grantee. Insured against loss resulting from
defects of the title
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2. Types of changes in the ownership of the property - correct
answer - changes in property may be: involuntary or voluntary
3. Voluntary Alienation - correct answer - transfer of title with the
grantor's consent
4. The absence of force - correct answer - proves the conveyance
is voluntary
5. Interstate Succession - correct answer - dying without a valid
will
6. Given by the grantor or grantee. Something of value given in
exchange for a conveyance. It can be money, personal
property, ie $10 - correct answer - given by the grantor or
grantee. Something of value given in exchange for a
conveyance. It can be money, personal property, ie $10
7. Covenant of Quiet Enjoyment - correct answer - grantor
promises the grantee interrupted use of the property
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8. Quitclaim Deed - correct answer - A deed with no guarantees
or warranties - it offers the buyer the least protection - can be
used to correct or cure a defect or cloud on title
9. Lispendens - correct answer - pending lawsuits affecting the
property
10. Final rule mandates the use of 2 disclosures that help the
consumer in understanding the key features, costs and risk: 3
pages loan estimate & closing disclosure forms. - correct
answer - final rule mandates the use of 2 disclosures that help
the consumer in understanding the key features, costs and risk:
3 pages loan estimate & closing disclosure forms.
11. Closure Disclosure (CD) - correct answer - is always
compared to the loan estimate
12. RESPA (Real Estate Settlement Procedures Act) - correct
answer - implements Consumer Federal Protection Bureau
CHAMPIONS PRINCIPLES OF REAL ESTATE 2
(TEXAS) 2025| BRAND NEW ACTUAL EXAM
WITH 100% VERIFIED QUESTIONS AND
CORRECT SOLUTIONS| GUARANTEED VALUE
PACK| ACE YOUR GRADES.
1. You want this one. Purchase title insurance either by grantor or
grantee. Insured against loss resulting from defects of the title -
correct answer - you want this one. Purchase title insurance
either by grantor or grantee. Insured against loss resulting from
defects of the title
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2. Types of changes in the ownership of the property - correct
answer - changes in property may be: involuntary or voluntary
3. Voluntary Alienation - correct answer - transfer of title with the
grantor's consent
4. The absence of force - correct answer - proves the conveyance
is voluntary
5. Interstate Succession - correct answer - dying without a valid
will
6. Given by the grantor or grantee. Something of value given in
exchange for a conveyance. It can be money, personal
property, ie $10 - correct answer - given by the grantor or
grantee. Something of value given in exchange for a
conveyance. It can be money, personal property, ie $10
7. Covenant of Quiet Enjoyment - correct answer - grantor
promises the grantee interrupted use of the property
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8. Quitclaim Deed - correct answer - A deed with no guarantees
or warranties - it offers the buyer the least protection - can be
used to correct or cure a defect or cloud on title
9. Lispendens - correct answer - pending lawsuits affecting the
property
10. Final rule mandates the use of 2 disclosures that help the
consumer in understanding the key features, costs and risk: 3
pages loan estimate & closing disclosure forms. - correct
answer - final rule mandates the use of 2 disclosures that help
the consumer in understanding the key features, costs and risk:
3 pages loan estimate & closing disclosure forms.
11. Closure Disclosure (CD) - correct answer - is always
compared to the loan estimate
12. RESPA (Real Estate Settlement Procedures Act) - correct
answer - implements Consumer Federal Protection Bureau
