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Texas Real Estate Exam Prep (From PearsonVUE and & Champions National Exam Prep) A property owner has decided to do some landscaping work on his yard. he has planted a tree surrounded by some flowering shrubs. The tree and shrubs are an example of: a) encroachments b) improvements c) surface rights d) emblements b) improvements A property owner has a waterfront lot on a stream. He has the right to use the water from the stream. What is this right called? a) riparian b) littoral c) ap...

Pearson VUE Real Estate Exam Glossary Page 1 & 2 100% Location The best retail location within a community. 100% Office Office where salespersons pay a regular fee to the broker but receive 100& of the commissions they earn. Abandonment Voluntarily giving up possession of property or a claim or right. Abatement A legal action to stop a nuisance. Also can be a reduction of a property tax assessment. Absorption Rate The rate at which new or vacant space (such as office space) will beco...

Pearson VUE Real Estate - National & Idaho Exam Questions And Correct Answers Real Property Real Estate plus the interests, benefits, and rights inherent in the ownership of real estate Personal Property is moveable (chattels) Fixture Personal property that has been affixed to land or a building that it is part of the real property Trade fixtures An article owned by a tenant and attached to rented space or a building for use in operating a business Emblements Annual plantings of crop...

Pearson Vue Exam Questions and Correct Answers Real property interests include... an appurtenance that goes with the land. Examples: buildings, fences, trees, water rights, the ground below, mineral rights, air rights, easements What is a form of ownership that is restricted to husbands and wives? Tenancy by the entirety. Each owns the entire parcel. Neither can separately convey and interest during the other's life time. On the death of a spouse, the survivor owns the property D...

Real Estate final exam practice (Pearson VUE) Questions And Correct Answers fee simple most complete form of property ownership. also called fee absolute and indefeasible fee estate. owner may do what they want with property 1. In order for a tenant to claim relief for constructive eviction: the landlord must have intentionally withheld required repairs or maintenance A buyer purchases a furnished condominium apartment as an investment. The document that evidences the buyer's owners...

pearson vue practice exam, Multiple Choice Questions And Correct Answers 100% Correct. In stating a seller's price and terms to a prospective buyer, the seller's broker is required by the law of agency to state ONLY those terms that are a. included in the listing agreement b. based on the brokers evaluation of prevailing prices and terms c. favorable for the seller, as determined by the broker d. attractive to buyers, as determined by the broker a. included in the listing agreement ...

NATIONAL PEARSON VUE REAL ESTATE EXAM PREP WORKBOOK TRUE OR FALSE - Economic obsolescence results from an inharmonious land use in a neighborhood. The statement is true. An obsolescence typically means there is a negative effect on a property that may or may not be curable. The economic obsolescence results in a negative value effect to a property due to something outside the property lines (e.g., a shopping center on the other side of the subdivision retaining wall without a buffer zone)...

Pearson vue real estate Exam, Multiple Choice Questions And Correct Answers. If a licensee is paid a salary of $600 per month plus half of the office's 6% fee on all sales, what MUST the licensee's monthly sales be in order for the licensee to receive a total monthly income of $2,220? A. 27,000 B. 37,000 C. 54,000 D. 74,000 An agreement that restricts the use and occupancy of real estate, is part of a conveyance, and is binding on all subsequent buyers is called a(n): A. Agreement for...

(Summary) Pearson Real Estate Exam, With Complete Solution abatement legal action to stop a nuisance. can also be a reduction of a property tax assessment holographic will a handwritten, signed, and dated will. No witnesses are needed. inverse condemnation an action by an owner to force a government unit to take property when, by its action, the government has wrongfully restricted use. laches the doctrine that upholds the loss of the right to enforce an agreement or a restriction beca...

Pearson Vue Real Estate Glossary, With Correct Answers Abandonment Voluntarily giving up possession property or claim right Abatement A legal action to stop a nuisance. Also can be a reduction of a property tax assesment Abstract A history of every recorder document dealing with a property - used to determine marketable title abstractive method A means of obtaining land valu by deduction the value of the property from the total property value Abstract of Judgement A condensation of a...