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Real Estate U Final Exam (Actual 2025/2026) 109 Questions And 100% Verified Answers, Exams of Real Estate Management

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Real Estate U Final Exam (Actual 2025/2026) 109 Questions And
100% Verified Answers
NYS Real Estate Property Law
(1) Protect the public (2) Salesperson at least 18 (3) broker at
least 20 years .
Sponsor
Broker that holds salesperson license
Summary of Submission
Paper you get after registering for NYS test. Bring to tes with
you
Chain of Title
History of who has owned a speciifc title
Title
Legal Term for ownership f the budle of rights in real estate
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NYS Real Estate Property Law (1) Protect the public (2) Salesperson at least 18 (3) broker at least 20 years.

Sponsor Broker that holds salesperson license

Summary of Submission Paper you get after registering for NYS test. Bring to tes with you

Chain of Title History of who has owned a speciifc title

Title Legal Term for ownership f the budle of rights in real estate

Closing Statement Document detailing fees, commisions, insurance, etc tha makes a transaction vaid

Essential Elements of a Contract (1) in writing (2) consideration (3) competant parties

Estate for years Non automaticlly reneable lease for a specific period of time

Express Contract Contract the expresses all essential elements of a contract. Sponsor Developer or owner organizing COOP or Condo offering

Leverage Used of borowed money to invest

Tax Shelther method for reducing taxable income

Straigt Line Deprciation 27.5 years for residential and 39 for commercial.

1031 Exchange 45 days for indetification 180 for clsoing.

Mortgage Broker Intermediary who brings loan originator (bank) and buyer. Don't use owen funds

Mortgage Banker Lends own money

General Agent Propety Manager. Authorized to transact every kind of businedd on behalf of principal

Operating Budget Amount of money for a period of time to manage the property effectively

Management Agreement Contract between owner and property manager

Property Management Report Report by Property Manager outlinging expenses and incom e

Attorney Review Clause Clause that allowsa buyer to back out of a deal at any point in time during the transaction.

Mortgage Contingency Clause Clause that states a contract is only vald if the buyers can get a mortgage

Loan to Value (LTV) Ration beween Purchae Price or Appraised Value (whichever is less) and loan given by bank

Satisfction of Mortgage when mortgage is paid off. This is the document that acknowledges that

Adjustable Rate Mortgage A mortage loan with an adjustable rate based on credit markets

Fixed Rate Mortgage Mortgage with fixed rate. Most common.

Amortization Process by which a loan princiapl is paid off

Condemnation Taking private property for public use on there the concept of eminent domain

Police Power Right to enact laws for public good Misedemanor Crime with no more than 1 year prison or $1,000 fine

Listing Agreement Agreement between salesperson and property owner, allowing salesperson to provide services to the owner involving their porperty

Pocket Card Has salesperson photo, name, and business address of broker. Carry at all times

Fiduciary Person responsible for other people's property and/or funds

Market Allocation Anti-competition. Illegal

Independent Contractor Not an employee. Agrees to do something for someon else based on a contract. Does not have to work anywhere specifically and broker cannot control the person's activities

Bundle of Rights Ownership comes with an array of rights including livign, leasing, selling (in part or whole). Includes quiet enjoyment

Littoral Rights Rights to water along a property

Riparian Rights Rights to running water along a property

Specifc Lien

Lient against a specific asset, like a mortgage

Voluntary lien Voluntary lien against an asset, like a mortgage

tax Lien Involuntary lien against asset so that the asset owner has to pay taxes

Easment A right to cross someone elses propoerty to get to yours

Encumberance Something that is in the way of clear title to a propoerty

Affirmtive Easment Appurtenant A forced easment because of the fact that someoen would not be able to get to their property without it.

Air Rights Rights to the air space above a building

Certificate of Occupancy (CO) Document that states a building is habitable

Stud Vetical wall members

Beam Horizontal floor members

Bearing Walls Structural walls to transwer weight to foundation

Bond Beam Concrete set in soil

Circuit Breaker Electrical valves for safety

Construction Drawings Define Quantity

Specifications Define Quality

Mandated Warranty - NYS General Business Lae 36 workmanship 1 year, HVAC, plumbing etc 2 years, structural/material 6 years

Title X Saleperson is responsible for disclosing lead

Radon

Cost Approach Usually for unique buildings. Total cost - depreciation + land value

Income Approach For Commercial Properties. VIR, Value = Income/ Rate

Sales Comparison For typical resedential. Based on recent purchaes of like properties.

Red Lining No Mortgage to pople in specific areas. Illegal

Blockbustin Forcig people out of their homes by selling a usually lower than market values with the threat the a new group of people will come in and decrease land value

Fair Housing act of 1968

Federal law that protects buyers from disrimiation

Brown v. Board of Ed Separate is not Equal

testers people who make sure no discrimiation in selling propoerties

Planning Board Responsible for strategies and long-term growth

Architectura lReview Board Oversees appearance of town/neighborhood

The Office of Receiver of Taxes Collects Taxes

Building Department

Share in COOP unit personal property .Ownership in a coop

Offering Plan Key Document from COOP Board to disclose everthing to potntial buyer

Board Package Documents given to board of COOP for review

By Laws Owner rights and obligations

House Rules Rules in a COOP

Condominum Real property wit hdeed

Maitenance Monthly payments in COOP

Common Charges monthly payments in Condo