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Sec 2 Real Estate

QuestionAnswer
Original implementation of FCRA 1970
FCRA Fair credit reporting act
Addition of FACTA 2003
FACTA Fair and Accurate Credit Transaction Act
When was Dodd Frank enacted 2010
10 factors that affect real estate industry 1) infrastructure 2) affordable housing 3) weather/climate risks 4) technology 5) economy 6) Politics 7) capital market risks 8) population migration 9) volatility and confidence 10) public and private indebtedness
How has the population shifted in America From center to west and south
Characteristics of sales associate * must work with a broker * works on behalf of broker for fee/commission * must receive compensation through broker * May be an employee or independent contractor
Characteristics of broker * has a broker license * conducts brokerage activités * can receive compensation directly * responsible for licensee who work under them
Five real estate specialties 1) residential 2) commercial 3) industrial 4) agricultural 5) businesses
Residential Property with four or fewer units Agricultural property w/10 or fewer acres
Commerical Income producing properties and residential property with more than four units
Industrial Factories Warehouse Industrial district
Agricultural Farms Timberland Ranches Orchards
Businesses Sale Purchase Lease of business
Home inspector Provides visual inspection of a property’s structure, systems, and site conditions and provides report to buyer
Real estate educator Educates on law, rules, practices in the area of pre-licensing, ce, and post licensing
Urban planner Makes recommendations to local governments for improvement
Title and abstract company Ensures good title to buyer in a real estate transaction
Property manager Operates properties for others; represent their owner clients interest to achieve best ROI.
Appraiser Estimates property value based on established valuation guidelines
Lender/investor Provides funds for development and purchase of real estate
Real estate counselor Assists clients in making informed real estate decisions. Provide an unbiased advice or guidance
Developer Constructs improvements on land
Community association managers Work with association board not just a single owner
Appraisal An opinion or estimate of a property’s value for a specific purpose, for a specific person, as of a specific date, and based on proven facts
Uniform standards of professional appraisal practice 1 state problem 2 identify data needed 3 gather and analyze data 4 determine highest and best use 5 Est value of land 6 use three approaches to estimate value of property 7 reconcile values to determine final appraisal value 8 report appraisal value
Three approaches to estimate value of property Sales comparison Cost Income
General data for apprisal Economic Demographic Income level Employers moving in/out
Specific data for appraisal Site, positioning on site, improvements
Comparative market Analysis An evaluation that real estate professionals use to determine an appropriate listing price range
Brokers price opinion An opinion of value prepared by a real estate licensee for a small fee; a lender or relocation company generally orders one
Underwriting Process used to decide if a particular loan is likely to be repaid
Examples of primary lenders Savings/loan associations Commercial bank Credit union Mortgage bankers/brokers Insurance companies Investment groups
Mortgage banker In-house loan processors and underwriters Fund loans themselves
Mortgage brokers Work with multiple lenders to find best deal for client
CRE designee Prominent members of the real estate profession who have been recognized for their expertise and ethics in advising client
Subdivision plat A written record of the land divided into lots
Development agreement A contract between the city and the developer thay details how the proposed development will work into (or create if necessary) the infrastructure needed for a successful subdivision
Three types of residential construction Spec homes Tract homes Custom homes
Spec homes Developer builds homes without a buyer in advance of construction
Tract homes Developer may build some model homes. Buyers can then select a floor plan and a lot for their home in the subdivision
Custom homes Buyers or architects provide building plans which a builder will construct under contract for the buyer
Regulations affecting real estate Consumer protection Disclosure
Purpose of professional organizations Help members of real estate professions through specialized education, designations and/or experiences
What real estate business professional would you work with if you need an estimate of value for a lender Real estate appraiser
When the owner of the property does not live or manage the property. What kind of owner is this? Absentee owner
An estimate of value as of a specific date and for a specific value Appraisal
One who performs an appraisal Appraiser
An opinion of value prepared by a real estate license similar to a CMA but not as detailed; a lender or relocation company generally orders one. Not an appraisal Broker price opinion
The sale or lease of a business Business opportunity
An opinion of a property’s market price range, and is used to help the seller establish a probable listing or lease price. It is not an appraisal Comparative market analysis
The administration and supervision of real property for others for compensation Property management
The purpose of a ___ is to bring parties together and assist them in a real estate transaction for a fee Real estate brokerage
Property uniquely suited to one or limited use Special purpose property
The federal standards that appraisers must abide when appraising federally related transactions. Uniform standard of professional appraisal practice
A system that pools the listings of all member companies Multiple listing service
Office buildings, shopping centers, and hotels are examples of ____ properties Commercial
Florida defines____ real estate as four or fewer residential units, vacant land zoned for four or fewer units or fewer than 10 acres of agricultural property Residential
Can a new licensee specialize in the sale of farm and ranch property Yes, a new licensee can specialize in agricultural real estate
Arthur specializes in the sale, purchase, and lease of businesses in fl. Does he need a real estate license? Yes, an active current real estate license is required to sell business opportunities
David conducts on behalf of a supervising broker and is paid on a commission basis. He does not receive compensation directly from clients. David must be a what? A sales associate
Orchards and ranches are examples of ___ properties Agriculture
In the real estate business, whose primary role is it to make improvements to land Real estate developer
Florida classifies income producing properties including residential property of more than four units as ___ properties Commercial
Anastasia wants to get her real estate license and bring together buyers and sellers. This means she will be involved in which of the following A agency B appraisal C brokerage D property management Brokerage
Phoebe is a broker who specializes in high rise apt bldgs in metro areas. What type of properties are these Commercial
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