Non Licensed Banker can Collect rent on behalf of the bank - answer-TRUE
Unlicensed assistant can and cant.. - answer-can drop off keys, cant host an
open house
Rejected offers/expired listings are retained for - answer-6 months
NJ Real Estate License renews - answer-July 1 every odd year
Broker candidate does ___ class hours - answer-75 + 150 hours
Non NJ residents can be NJ Realtors if - answer-they agree to be sued by the
state of NJ
Insurance brokers need - answer-real estate license, not companies
Veterans can get license - answer-at 18. They can skip real estate school and
take the state exam.
If you are buying a house and have a license, you must - answer-state that you
are a salesperson
Dual Agency - answer-need written and informed consent from both parties
Commission rates - answer-are negotiable
Real estate licenses get suspended for - answer-A licensing cycle if the broker
gets in trouble. You do have a right to move to a new company
__ Days notice before a hearing - answer-10 days
Attorney review is _______ - answer-optional, but you should always advise the
client to takt that route
Buyer gives upfront deposit, money goes into an escrow/trust account in -
answer-5 days. IF a new offer comes in, they have 5 days to get it out
Broker needs to put $$ into an - answer-escrow account (within 5 days)
Rebate of commission can be given to the - answer-buyer. Has to be in the
agency agreement
Who determines the value? - answer-The buyer
Property disclosure - answer-should always be encouraged for liability purposes
Licensee earns money through brokerage, get paid within__ - answer-10 days
post closing
Selling your own listing with your own buyer. - answer-you don't get paid by both
parties. NO DUAL COMPENSATION FOR DUAL AGENCY.
, NJ License law - answer-Title 45 ch 15 (licensing law)
Title 11 Ch 5
In NJ, no ads can contain "in the vicinity of" - answer-must name correct
municipality (town)
Broker must - answer-be present full time & have no other employment (has to
work 40 hours full time)
For trust accounts, brokers can - answer-have their own money in trust to keep
account open
Real Estate definition - answer-mineral rights, air rights, anything natural or man
made improvements
accretion - answer-Gradual draining of water to create land
Trade fixtures are - answer-personal property
Freehold Estate - answer-A person owns the land either for life or forever.
Life Estate - answer-An interest in land that exists only for the duration of the life
of some person, usually the holder of the estate.
Fee Simple - answer-the owner of the property has full and irrevocable ownership
of the land and any buildings on that land
Involuntary Lien/general example - answer-owing money to IRS
Easement Appurtenant - answer-can be granted in certain circumstances
allowing those rights to run with the land.
Lis Pendens - answer-A recorded legal document giving constructive notice that
an action affecting a particular property has been filed in either a state or a
federal court.
Easment by Prescription - answer-Similar to adverse possession (e.g. extended
use of by one neighbor of another neighbors driveway with the first neighbor
openly claiming the right to such use or a shed built on your neighbors property)
Deed conveys ownership to 7 people w/fractional interests - answer-tenancy in
common
Tenancy in Common - answer-Co-ownership of property in which each party
owns an undivided interest that passes to his or her heirs at death.
4 unities that create joint tenancy - answer-Time, Tite, Interest & Possession
Tenancy by the Entirety - answer-Corp. have perpetual existence and can hold
ownership of real estate as..
The joint ownership, recognized in some states, of property acquired by husband
and wife during marriage. Upon the death of one spouse, the survivor becomes
the owner of the property.