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NATIONAL REAL ESTATE PEARSON VUE
ACTUAL EXAM PAPER 2026 COMPLETE
QUESTIONS AND CORRECT SOLUTIONS
LATEST UPDATED
Warranty Deed. Answer: Offers the greatest protection that a deed can
give.
Special Warranty Deed (Limited warranty deed). Answer: 1) Owner
warrants only that he has not done harm to the title
2) Covers only the period of time when the sellers owner the property.
Quitclaim Deed. Answer: The seller agrees to convey whatever
interest, IF ANY, they have in the property.
The reason a deed is recorded is. Answer: for protection against a
third party.
Elements necessary to a valid deed:. Answer: 1) signed &
acknowledged by grantor
2) Lists marital status of the grantor
3) Use words of conveyance - also called a granting clause
4) Names & addresses of grantees
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ACTUAL EXAM PAPER 2026 COMPLETE

QUESTIONS AND CORRECT SOLUTIONS

LATEST UPDATED

⩥ Warranty Deed. Answer: Offers the greatest protection that a deed can give. ⩥ Special Warranty Deed (Limited warranty deed). Answer: 1) Owner warrants only that he has not done harm to the title

  1. Covers only the period of time when the sellers owner the property. ⩥ Quitclaim Deed. Answer: The seller agrees to convey whatever interest, IF ANY, they have in the property. ⩥ The reason a deed is recorded is. Answer: for protection against a third party. ⩥ Elements necessary to a valid deed:. Answer: 1) signed & acknowledged by grantor
  2. Lists marital status of the grantor
  3. Use words of conveyance - also called a granting clause
  4. Names & addresses of grantees
  1. Acknowledged by Grantor in front of Notary Public
  2. Signed in front of two witnesses (in most states)
  3. Legal description
  4. Delivery & acceptance of deed ⩥ Lot & Block System. Answer: Subdivision ⩥ Township. Answer: 36 Square Miles ⩥ Eminent Domain. Answer: The RIGHT of the government to condemn & take the property. ⩥ Condemnation. Answer: The PROCESS of the government taking a property by eminent domain. ⩥ Escheat. Answer: The state takes property upon an owners death if there is no will & no heirs exist. ⩥ Adverse Possession. Answer: A person takes possession & use of a property belonging to another. Possession must be open, notorious, hostile & uninterrupted for a certain period of time. ⩥ Abstract of Title. Answer: A complete history of ownership.

⩥ Accretion. Answer: Physical addition to the land by natural forces. ⩥ Alluvium (also Alluvion). Answer: The soil on a shore or bank of a river ⩥ Lis Pendens. Answer: A pending notice of a lawsuit giving notice of a possible claim to the property ⩥ Writ of Attachment. Answer: A document filed during a lawsuit that prevents a debtor from conveying the property ⩥ Fixtures. Answer: items of personal property attached to real property that are not removed by the seller ⩥ Trade Fixtures. Answer: Personal property used in a business and can be removed by the lessee when the lease terminates. ⩥ Appraisal. Answer: is an estimate or an opinion of value ⩥ Market Value. Answer: An estimate of probably price on the date of the appraisal.

⩥ Market Price. Answer: What the property actually sells for ⩥ The 3 approaches to value are:. Answer: 1) Market Data Approach (single family homes)

  1. Cost Approach (commercial property)
  2. Income Approach (income producing property) ⩥ Blockbusting. Answer: Encouraging owners to sell their properties because minorities are moving into a neighborhood ⩥ Steering. Answer: Trying to influence a buyer's housing choice using race, religion, ethinicity, national origin, or ancestory factors as the reasoning. ⩥ Redlining. Answer: Denying loans in certain areas due to race, religion, sex, familial status, or a disability. ⩥ The Civil Rights Act of 1866 Covers:. Answer: 1) Race
  3. Color
  4. Ancestry (it's the only act that covers this) It applies to all property (Real & Personal) There are no exceptions
  1. Age
  2. Marital Status
  3. Receipt of Public Assistance ⩥ A real estate broker is a. Answer: Special Agent ⩥ Dual Agent. Answer: One broker representing both the buyer & the seller in a single transaction ⩥ A salesperson. Answer: is a subagent of the client, has no direct relationship to the principal, is only responsible to the broker. ⩥ Puffing. Answer: an opinion or exaggeration of the property's benefits. ⩥ Fraud. Answer: Intentional misrepresentation of facts ⩥ Violations of the Sherman Antitrust Act include. Answer: 1) Price Fixing
  4. Allocation of the market ⩥ Exclusive Right to Sell Listing. Answer: 1) Only one broker is authorized to sell
  5. the broker receives a commission no matter who finds the buyer

⩥ Exclusive Agency Listing. Answer: 1) Only one broker is authorized to sell

  1. If the owner finds a buyer, no commission is owed ⩥ Open Listing. Answer: 1) Any # of brokers may be retained
  2. The broker who sells the property receives the commission. ⩥ After a purchaser signs a sales contract, the salesperson must do which of the following? 1 Keep the original contract & give the purchaser a copy the next day.
  1. Give the purchaser a copy immediately
  2. Mail the purchaser a copy after the statutory 3 day cooling off period
  3. None of the above. Answer: Answer: 2, Give the purchaser a copy immediately ⩥ Which one of the following is NOT real property? 1 Wall to wall carpeting installed over plywood subfloor 2 Built-in dishwasher 3 drapes 4 sump pump. Answer: Answer: 3, Drapes

1 As a joint tenant 2 As a tenant in common 3 As a tenant by the entireties 4 in severalty. Answer: Answer: 4, in severalty ⩥ Taxes are levied on a property owner to pay for improvements that benefit only that property are called: 1 Fees 2 General Property Taxes 3 Special Excise Taxes 4 Special Assessments. Answer: Answer: 4, Special Assessments ⩥ The market price of real estate is generally the same as: 1 Sales Price 2 Appraised Value 3 Highest and best use 4 Mortgage loan value. Answer: Answer: 1, Sales price ⩥ A mortgage note must be: 1 a negotiable instrument 2 Signed by the mortgagor 3 Signed by the mortgagee

4 Recorded to be valid. Answer: Answer: 2, Signed by the mortgagor (the borrower) ⩥ The Federal Truth in Lending Law: 1 Requires a lender to estimate a borrower's approximate loan closing costs before accepting a loan. 2 regulates advertising that contains information regarding mortgage terms 3 prevents brokers from using a phrase like "FHA financing available" in any ad 4 Dictates that mortgage applications be made on specific government forms. Answer: Answer: 2, regulates advertising that contains information regarding mortgage terms ⩥ The rights of the owner with property abutting the bank of a stream are called: 1 Littoral rights 2 riparian rights 3 avulsion 4 dominant tenenments. Answer: Answer: 2, riparian rights ⩥ What is the primary purpose of a deed? 1 Transfer of title 2 proof of ownership