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GA Real Estate Exam Study Ch. 4 Unit 12

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An item associated with an item of real property may be distinguished as real or personal property by determining whether it   is permanently attached to land or structures of the associated item.  
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Zoning ordinances are primarily intended to   establish how every parcel in the zoning authority's area of control can be used.  
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One of the unique features of the Torrens System of recording is that   conveyance occurs when it is registered on the certificate.  
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Except in a title-theory state, a mortgage lienor has a (an) _________ in the liened property.   security interest  
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Which of the following is required for a legal description to be adequate?   It must accurately locate and identify the boundaries of the property and distinguish it from all other properties.  
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Where do the overall guidelines for zoning, building codes, and development requirements in a jurisdiction come from?   The jurisdiction's master plan  
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A court orders transfer of a mortgaged property to the lender in a ___________ foreclosure.   strict  
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When the property is sold, the LAST lien to be paid off is the... Stan's home undergoes foreclosure. The property has the following liens recorded against it: an unpaid real estate tax bill for the current year; a first mortgage dated ten years earlier; a   mechanic’s lien.  
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The primary agents of private land use control are   property owners by means of deed restrictions.  
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What kind of clause in a mortgage or trust deed enables a non-judicial foreclosure to occur?   Power of sale  
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If ABC Company has the right to build a structure on top of DEF's existing structure, ABC owns   air rights.  
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When a contract is revoked,   the revoking party may still have obligations to the other party.  
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A court orders Jerry to allow neighbor Loretta to drive across his property because it is the only way Loretta can reach her property from a public road. The easement created is an   easement by necessity.  
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Unlike deed restrictions, declaration restrictions   cannot be extinguished by a quitclaim deed.  
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What is the basis for determining the amount of a condominium owner's monthly assessment for operations and maintenance?   The unit's pro rata ownership share as defined in the declaration  
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Two individuals own a house as tenants by the entireties. They can do this because they   are married.  
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Bob can grant his sister Mary an estate for as long as she lives without the right to pass it to heirs by granting a(n)   ordinary life estate.  
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A person who owns all ownership interests in real property is said to own   legal title.  
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Legal title to an estate in trust is held by the   trustee.  
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To own an "interest in real estate," one must own   some part of the bundle of rights.  
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Ownership rights, such as those to possess and use a property,   are subject to what the law allows.  
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When a joint tenant dies, that tenant's interest   passes to the surviving joint tenants.  
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In a tenancy in common, the co-owners   share an indivisible interest.  
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What does an owner own if the duration of his or her rights in an estate cannot be determined?   A freehold estate  
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Included in the definition of "real estate" are   fences and roads on a parcel of land.  
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When no legal heirs can be found for the deceased owner of a property, the laws of descent give the property to    
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the county or state.    
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Restrictive covenants   take priority over less restrictive zoning ordinances.  
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Why do taxing entities sometimes use an equalization process when assessing properties?   To level out the unevenness of valuations from one area to another  
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A seller accepts an offer without realizing that the buyer has died since making the offer. Which of the following best describes the status of the contract?   The offer was terminated by the buyer's death; there is no contract.  
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A valid contract that conveys an interest in real estate must contain   a legal description of the property.  
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An estate is transferred with the stipulation that trees on the premises will never be cut down or the seller will take back the property. This kind of estate is a   fee simple defeasible.  
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Eminent domain   can take a property from an unwilling property owner by a process of condemnation.  
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One day, a nosy visitor finds a deed in the attic of a house. The deed is signed by the grantor, who is deceased, but the grantee is not named. The visitor writes in his own name and attempts to record the deed. However, the deed will probably not hold up   there was no consideration and no intent to deliver.  
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A deed in lieu of foreclosure   avoids public notice of a foreclosure.  
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In a case of mortgage loan delinquency, it is the ______ that determines when foreclosure proceedings will commence.   lender  
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A metes and bounds description must   describe the parcel's boundaries as a complete, closed perimeter.  
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What is the purpose of Planned Unit Development zoning?   To promote an efficient land use design that maximizes open space when whole tracts are developed  
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What is the result of a break in the chain of title to a property?   There is a cloud on the title.  
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To be valid and enforceable, a contract must   include valuable consideration.  
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At what level of government is the real estate business primarily regulated?   The state legislature  
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What purpose is served by recording a deed?   It gives constructive notice of ownership.  
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Conditions and covenants differ in that   conditions can be created only at the time of transferring ownership.  
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Unlike other property taxes, a special assessment tax   applies only to properties which will directly benefit from the project to be funded.  
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How is the tax base of an area calculated?   Exemptions are subtracted from the sum of assessed values.  
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Plumbing fixtures in a building have a minimum and maximum pressure requirement that is dictated by   the building code.  
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An encroachment arises when   one property physically intrudes into another without authorization.  
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Of the wood framing systems used in residential construction today, the most common is   platform-frame.  
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In a foundation, the load is transmitted to the soil by the   footings.  
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The owner of a cooperative owns a(n)   proprietary lease.  
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Bob signs a six-month apartment lease agreement with John. What kind of lease is this?   Estate for years  
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