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RE 3381 Midterm 1 Exam Questions and Answers Fully Solved Latest Version The term real estate can be thought of in 4 different ways. What are they? - AnswersTangible asset (physical), Intangible asset, Investment asset class, An industry The four-quadrant model of the benefits of investing in real estate - AnswersCash Flow, Appreciation, Diversification, Tax Benefits Why invest in real estate formula - AnswersCash flow today + Cash flow in the future + appreciation Why does real estate have value? - Answersutility, scarcity, anticipation Define real estate user/space/property markets. - Answers"The Physical World" -Locationally unique -where we are using the real estate -rents for physically similar spaces can vary widely across location and property types Define real estate capital/asset markets. - Answers"The Financial World" -Re competes for funds in the capital market with other asset classes such as stocks and bonds -Investors select a mix of investments based on expected risks and returns What is the #1 key driver of real estate demand? - AnswersLocation, locational economics and locational demographics What is real estate considered an inefficient asset class? - Answers- It trades in private, largely unregulated markets -Capital intensive (largely indivisible and leveraged transactions) - Supply is durable and "lumpy" -Ability for parties to have asymmetric information - Location, location, location Understand the interaction of the real estate space and asset markets. - AnswersSpace markets vs Asset markets lead to value (look at picture) When we say that real estate property rights are 3 dimensional, what do we mean? - AnswersReal property: Rights in land and its permanent structures 3 Dimensions 1. Surface of the earth and improvements 2. Air, up to reserved air space or tallest structure 3. Beneath the earth as far as technology allows: minerals, oil and gas, water Personal property: All other property - Personal and household goods - Business property Air Rights - AnswersBased in common law, but relevance changed with the advent of theskyscraper and airplane • Heights typically governed by building code and FAA flight paths If allowed by the jurisdiction, there can be tremendous value in theirexchange. Subsurface Mineral Rights - Answers• Subsurface rights carry implied interest for removal • Mineral estates are considered to be dominant to the surface • Subject to remediation and damages to the surfaceowner Mineral rights can be divided/split • Grantor can divide mineral estates • Smaller interests • Leasehold interests • Royalty interests Dominant legal foundation Rule of Capture • Byproduct of the advent of the oil and gas industry • Subject to pooling/unitization laws in some states For property rights to have value, you have to assume that there is ___for them. - AnswersDEMAND What are the four key rights in the "bundle" of real property interests? - AnswersDisposition Use Possession Exclusion What is the most common form of a possessory interest in real estate? - AnswersEstates possesory estate - AnswersEstates are split into Leasehold estates and Ownership (Freehold) estates and the Freehold Estates go one step farther to Fee Simple (With Inheritance) Fee Simple Estates are _____ - AnswersDivisible

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RE 3381 Midterm 1 Exam Questions and Answers Fully Solved Latest Version 2025-2026

The term real estate can be thought of in 4 different ways. What are they? - AnswersTangible asset
(physical), Intangible asset, Investment asset class, An industry

The four-quadrant model of the benefits of investing in real estate - AnswersCash Flow, Appreciation,
Diversification, Tax Benefits

Why invest in real estate formula - AnswersCash flow today + Cash flow in the future + appreciation

Why does real estate have value? - Answersutility, scarcity, anticipation

Define real estate user/space/property markets. - Answers"The Physical World"

-Locationally unique

-where we are using the real estate

-rents for physically similar spaces can vary widely across location and property types

Define real estate capital/asset markets. - Answers"The Financial World"

-Re competes for funds in the capital market with other asset classes such as stocks and bonds

-Investors select a mix of investments based on expected risks and returns

What is the #1 key driver of real estate demand? - AnswersLocation, locational economics and locational
demographics

What is real estate considered an inefficient asset class? - Answers- It trades in private, largely
unregulated markets

-Capital intensive (largely indivisible and leveraged transactions)

- Supply is durable and "lumpy"

-Ability for parties to have asymmetric information

- Location, location, location

Understand the interaction of the real estate space and asset markets. - AnswersSpace markets vs Asset
markets lead to value (look at picture)

When we say that real estate property rights are 3 dimensional, what do we mean? - AnswersReal
property: Rights in land and its permanent structures



3 Dimensions

,1. Surface of the earth and improvements

2. Air, up to reserved air space or tallest structure

3. Beneath the earth as far as technology allows: minerals, oil and gas, water



Personal property: All other property

- Personal and household goods

- Business property

Air Rights - AnswersBased in common law, but relevance changed with the advent of theskyscraper and
airplane

• Heights typically governed by building code and FAA flight paths



If allowed by the jurisdiction, there can be tremendous value in theirexchange.

Subsurface Mineral Rights - Answers• Subsurface rights carry implied interest for removal

• Mineral estates are considered to be dominant to the surface

• Subject to remediation and damages to the surfaceowner



Mineral rights can be divided/split

• Grantor can divide mineral estates

• Smaller interests

• Leasehold interests

• Royalty interests



Dominant legal foundation Rule of Capture

• Byproduct of the advent of the oil and gas industry

• Subject to pooling/unitization laws in some states

For property rights to have value, you have to assume that there is ___for them. - AnswersDEMAND

, What are the four key rights in the "bundle" of real property interests? - AnswersDisposition

Use

Possession

Exclusion

What is the most common form of a possessory interest in real estate? - AnswersEstates

possesory estate - AnswersEstates are split into Leasehold estates and Ownership (Freehold) estates and
the Freehold Estates go one step farther to Fee Simple (With Inheritance)

Fee Simple Estates are _____ - AnswersDivisible

-Can divide up the rights (air, property, subsurface, etc) in fee simple or leasehold estates

What are the 4 most common forms of non-possessory interests in real estate? - AnswersEasements

Licenses

Restrictive Covenants

Liens

Non-possessory interests - AnswersThey encumber property

-Right to use or restrict the use of another person's land/real property



- Key is that the holder of non-possessory interest does not OWN the property

Easements - Answers2 General Types: Appurtenant and In Gross



Appurtenant

Non-possessory relationship between two adjacent parcels of land

• Dominant parcel - "enjoys" the rights

• Servient parcel - encumbered by the rights

EX: Driveway easement, Scenic Easements



In Gross

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