Property Management Study Guide
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Types of Agency Relationships ANS -principal- general agent relationship
general agent has the right to represent a principal in a particular type of transaction or business
Reporting agency
TREC
EPA
WSJ
Dunn and Bradstreet ANS -TREC-If you have issues or concerns with the broker or sales agent assisting
you, or if you feel you are not being represented fairly, you can file a complaint
EPA-environmental event that may lead to an immediate threat to human health or the environment
WSJ-story??
Dunn and Bradstreet-reporting agency that compiles data on registered businesses?--
Dunn and Bradstreet. D&S assigns a DUNS# to each business and can be checked by lenders,
government agencies, and property management companies
Suburbs
Cities
Sub-markets
Global market ANS -Suburbs- period of expansion after WW2
, hundereds of neighborhoods of tract homes were constructed across the US, necessitating the
constrution of new roads and freeways linking outlying areas to towns and cities
Cities-a permanent and densely settled place with administratively defined boundaries whose members
work primarily on non-agricultural tasks. Cities generally have extensive systems for housing,
transportation, sanitation, utilities, land use, production of goods, and communication.
Sub-markets-a market is typically a city or an MSA and a submarket is a smaller defined area within the
market such as a neighborhood or suburb. The term describes a defined area that is geographically
contiguous and does not overlap with other submarkets.
Global market-international real estate describes a relatively new phenomenon, beginning in the 1980s
and keeping pace with globalization. The term encompasses real property development, sales and
leasing transactions across national borders.
Type of Occupancy/ Vacancy ANS -Physical Occupancy-is a calculation of the props occupied units.
formula- divide the # of occupied units by # of total units avail for rent
Economic Occupancy- % of potential rental income ( gross potential income) to actual earned rental
income over a specified period
calculated by dividing net rent received by the gross rents possible. Examples: On the same 10 unit
apartment, assume each unit rents for $1000/mo. There's a gross potential of $120,000/year (10 units x
$1000 = $10,000/mo x 12 = $120,000/year).
Vacancy rate-Low vacancy rates mean there are more occupied units, while high vacancy rates indicate
people do not want to live in a certain building or area. The rate is calculated by taking the number of
vacant units, multiplying that number by 100, and dividing that result by the total number of units.
Section 202 programs- features/ rules ANS -Supportive housing for the elderly program
HUD rental assistance for the very low income elderly in need of affordable housing
household must have at least one occupant who is 62+
also provide services like cooking, cleaning etc
Champions reviewed questions with
verified answers 100%.
Types of Agency Relationships ANS -principal- general agent relationship
general agent has the right to represent a principal in a particular type of transaction or business
Reporting agency
TREC
EPA
WSJ
Dunn and Bradstreet ANS -TREC-If you have issues or concerns with the broker or sales agent assisting
you, or if you feel you are not being represented fairly, you can file a complaint
EPA-environmental event that may lead to an immediate threat to human health or the environment
WSJ-story??
Dunn and Bradstreet-reporting agency that compiles data on registered businesses?--
Dunn and Bradstreet. D&S assigns a DUNS# to each business and can be checked by lenders,
government agencies, and property management companies
Suburbs
Cities
Sub-markets
Global market ANS -Suburbs- period of expansion after WW2
, hundereds of neighborhoods of tract homes were constructed across the US, necessitating the
constrution of new roads and freeways linking outlying areas to towns and cities
Cities-a permanent and densely settled place with administratively defined boundaries whose members
work primarily on non-agricultural tasks. Cities generally have extensive systems for housing,
transportation, sanitation, utilities, land use, production of goods, and communication.
Sub-markets-a market is typically a city or an MSA and a submarket is a smaller defined area within the
market such as a neighborhood or suburb. The term describes a defined area that is geographically
contiguous and does not overlap with other submarkets.
Global market-international real estate describes a relatively new phenomenon, beginning in the 1980s
and keeping pace with globalization. The term encompasses real property development, sales and
leasing transactions across national borders.
Type of Occupancy/ Vacancy ANS -Physical Occupancy-is a calculation of the props occupied units.
formula- divide the # of occupied units by # of total units avail for rent
Economic Occupancy- % of potential rental income ( gross potential income) to actual earned rental
income over a specified period
calculated by dividing net rent received by the gross rents possible. Examples: On the same 10 unit
apartment, assume each unit rents for $1000/mo. There's a gross potential of $120,000/year (10 units x
$1000 = $10,000/mo x 12 = $120,000/year).
Vacancy rate-Low vacancy rates mean there are more occupied units, while high vacancy rates indicate
people do not want to live in a certain building or area. The rate is calculated by taking the number of
vacant units, multiplying that number by 100, and dividing that result by the total number of units.
Section 202 programs- features/ rules ANS -Supportive housing for the elderly program
HUD rental assistance for the very low income elderly in need of affordable housing
household must have at least one occupant who is 62+
also provide services like cooking, cleaning etc
