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AYPO REAL ESTATE PRINCIPLES OF REAL ESTATE II
NEWEST EXAM 2025/2026 NEWEST ACTUAL EXAM WITH
COMPLETE QUESTIONS AND VERIFIED ANSWERS
|ALREADY GRADED A+|
Where would one take a duly executed, acknowledged, and
delivered deed to have it filed as part of the public record? -
ANSWER-The county clerk’s office of the county where the
property is located
Which title is a property title that is considered free from defect
and therefore the possibility of litigation is eliminated but even
though there may still be encumbrances on the title it is one of
which the parties are aware, such as a lien or an easement? -
ANSWER-Marketable title
A county clerk who accepts electronic documents for recording
shall: - ANSWER-(1) continue to accept paper documents; and (2)
place entries for paper documents and electronic documents in
the same index.
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Why would a lender require a borrower to obtain title insurance
when obtaining a mortgage? - ANSWER-Title insurance prevents
an error from the title company creating later problems with a lien
(any lien placed on a property without a clear title or a title with
unknown encumbrances would not be easily enforced in the event
of a default)
If the sale, transfer, purchase, or acquisition agreement transfers
or sells an interest in land or in a mortgage or other lien vested
according to the real property records in the failed depository
institution: - ANSWER-a recorded affidavit or memorandum under
this section is constructive notice of the transfer or sale.
Estates of indeterminable length, for example, those that exist for
a lifetime or forever are: - ANSWER-Freehold estates
Testate: - ANSWER-Is the legal term for having a will at death.
The minimum general requirements for an instrument to qualify as
a deed in Texas include which of the following: - ANSWER-
Contain words of conveyance
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The right of government to take ownership of privately held real
estate is called: - ANSWER-eminent domain
When an offer to purchase real estate in this state is signed, a
license holder shall advise each buyer, in writing, that the buyer
should: - ANSWER-1. have the abstract covering the real estate
that is the subject of the contract examined by an attorney chosen
by the buyer
2. be provided with or obtain a title insurance policy
Who is permitted to prepare legal documents in Texas? -
ANSWER-Attorney
Which of the following combines and replaces the final Truth-in-
Lending disclosure and the HUD-1? - ANSWER-The Closing
Disclosure
In Texas, recording fees are paid to whom? - ANSWER-The
county clerk in the county where the real property is located.
AYPO REAL ESTATE PRINCIPLES OF REAL ESTATE II
NEWEST EXAM 2025/2026 NEWEST ACTUAL EXAM WITH
COMPLETE QUESTIONS AND VERIFIED ANSWERS
|ALREADY GRADED A+|
Where would one take a duly executed, acknowledged, and
delivered deed to have it filed as part of the public record? -
ANSWER-The county clerk’s office of the county where the
property is located
Which title is a property title that is considered free from defect
and therefore the possibility of litigation is eliminated but even
though there may still be encumbrances on the title it is one of
which the parties are aware, such as a lien or an easement? -
ANSWER-Marketable title
A county clerk who accepts electronic documents for recording
shall: - ANSWER-(1) continue to accept paper documents; and (2)
place entries for paper documents and electronic documents in
the same index.
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Why would a lender require a borrower to obtain title insurance
when obtaining a mortgage? - ANSWER-Title insurance prevents
an error from the title company creating later problems with a lien
(any lien placed on a property without a clear title or a title with
unknown encumbrances would not be easily enforced in the event
of a default)
If the sale, transfer, purchase, or acquisition agreement transfers
or sells an interest in land or in a mortgage or other lien vested
according to the real property records in the failed depository
institution: - ANSWER-a recorded affidavit or memorandum under
this section is constructive notice of the transfer or sale.
Estates of indeterminable length, for example, those that exist for
a lifetime or forever are: - ANSWER-Freehold estates
Testate: - ANSWER-Is the legal term for having a will at death.
The minimum general requirements for an instrument to qualify as
a deed in Texas include which of the following: - ANSWER-
Contain words of conveyance
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The right of government to take ownership of privately held real
estate is called: - ANSWER-eminent domain
When an offer to purchase real estate in this state is signed, a
license holder shall advise each buyer, in writing, that the buyer
should: - ANSWER-1. have the abstract covering the real estate
that is the subject of the contract examined by an attorney chosen
by the buyer
2. be provided with or obtain a title insurance policy
Who is permitted to prepare legal documents in Texas? -
ANSWER-Attorney
Which of the following combines and replaces the final Truth-in-
Lending disclosure and the HUD-1? - ANSWER-The Closing
Disclosure
In Texas, recording fees are paid to whom? - ANSWER-The
county clerk in the county where the real property is located.
