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Texas has _______ watermasters that monitor stream flows, reservoir levels and
water use - ANSWER -4
Which state agency regulates surface water in Texas? - ANSWER -The Texas
Commission of Environmental Quality
______ is held underground in aquifers and pools - ANSWER -groundwater
If a buyer has questions about the water rights associated with a specific property,
the license holder should: - ANSWER -advise the buyer to consult with an attorney
Groundwater in Texas is regulated through the: - ANSWER -Groundwater
Conservation Districts
As a rule, minerals mean Coal, lignite, oil, _______ and other materials in, under
and that may be produced from the Land - ANSWER -gas
When a seller wishes to reserve all or part of the mineral state the seller owns, the
real estate agent should: - ANSWER -use the Addendum for Reservation of Oil,
Gas, and Other Minerals Addendum
Mineral rights may be _______ from the real property and sold. - ANSWER -
severed
The best advice a real estate license holder could give a client who is considering
reserving or conveying mineral rights would be to: - ANSWER -seek the advice of
an attorney
Even though there are 254 counties in Texas, there are _______ central appraisal
districts - ANSWER -253
, Which two counties share an appraisal district? - ANSWER -Potter and Randall
Ad valorem tax valuation lies in the jurisdiction of all of the following, EXCEPT:
- ANSWER -a. attorneys
b. appraisers
c. real estate license holders
d. property tax consultants
c. real estate license holders
Real estate license holders may assist their clients in preparation of: - ANSWER -
broker price opinions and market analyses; not appraisals
In Texas, the _____ are charges with accessing the fair market value of every real
property repost in their district - ANSWER -central appraisal districts
A geographically competent license holder may assist a client in the valuation
process by: - ANSWER -providing accurate sales comparable through MLS sold
data
According to the Comptroller a property owner may protest the value of a
property in the following situations: - ANSWER -- the value the appraisal district
placed on the property is too high
- the property is unequally appraised
- the appraisal failed to provide the required notices
The owner of a property may protest he proposed valuation by all of the following
EXCEPT: - ANSWER -a. pay only the part of the ad volarem tax the owner
believes is correct
b. requesting an informal review
c. appeal the ARB decision though the court or the State Office of Administrative
Hearings
d. appearing at a heating with the representatives of the Appraisal Review Board