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Various aspects of real estate contracts and addenda used in texas. It includes information on topics such as the buyer-seller relationship, financing options, property condition disclosures, and the use of specific contract forms and addenda. Insights into the legal proceedings involved in real estate transactions, the status of purchase contracts, and the requirements for enforceable contracts. It also covers topics related to power of attorney, third-party financing, seller's disclosures, and the use of promulgated forms by real estate licensees. The document delves into the details of contract paragraphs, addenda, and the obligations of the parties involved in a real estate transaction under texas law.
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Which of the following is an example of a Bilateral contract? - A Promise in exchange for a promise - Purchase Contract. Unilateral Contracts - Listing Agreement, Buyer's Rep, Option Contract Who is responsible for filling in the effective date, who, when & what? - Broker. Between the buyer and the seller, The date on which the communication was made. The date of initialing and signing of the parties. The last party to initial/Sign fills in the day. Broker. Last party to accept must communicate back to other party & fill in the date What is a legal proceeding brought by a party to a contract against another party to compel action called for in the agreement? - Breach of a contract, one-party defaults, sues for specific performance, seek other relief - arbitration, mediation, injunction to sue for compensatory Damages. If a seller fails to provide the buyer with the seller's disclosure of property condition as required by Section 5.008 of the Texas Property Code, what is the status of the purchase contract? - Voidable at the option of the buyer. Voidable by buyer any time prior to closing and the earnest money will be refunded to the buyer. Which term identifies the substitution of a new contract for an existing contract? - Novation When using a Power of Attorney to transfer title to real property? - Attorney-in-fact - Legal description and the subject of the authority Who must convey to the principal all known information that would affect the principal's decision to accept or reject offers? - Licensee - the listing agent/selling agent When a legally enforceable promise is exchanged for a legally enforceable promise? - It is a Bilateral Contract. If the seller has already sent a counteroffer to a prospective buyer and then receives another offer that is even better, the seller: - Withdraw the counteroffer first then consider new offer Which law requires the contract for real property to be in writing and signed to be enforceable? - Statute of Frauds To have a valid real property contract, something of value must be exchanged. This is called: - Consideration When may a potential purchase's offer to buy real estate be withdrawn? - at any time before it's accepted
Which of the following is NOT addressed by a TREC-promulgated contract? - Lease with an option to purchase. Lease purchase - new Condo contract When is a financing addendum not required? - When the buyer pays in cash. When third financing addendum is waived Items that are preprinted in paragraphs 1 and 2 of the contract include all the following except? - Exclusions When will the third party financing addendum credit approval not be used? - 1. all cash
Farm and ranch contracts Which contract would be used for a 50-acre track with a small cottage outside the city? - Farm and ranch contract Which of the following should not be listed as an addendum to a promulgated TREC contract form? - Amendment-none listed below....
Four statutory agency position; - 1. Seller's agent,
In Loan assumption, If the buyer doesn't deliver the credit information to the seller, how long does the seller have to terminate? - 7 calendar days. In Third-party financing, what does the buyer do if the lender says, I cannot loan you the money at this time? - The buyer must send a notice to the seller stating they don't qualify. Who must fill in the executed date? - The broker or the agent who represents the broker. Who are the two people who signed the amendment? - The buyer and seller. if the buyer never receives a seller's disclosure of property condition, what does it make the contract? - Voidable - in a court of law. In Leases what is a holdover fee? - It is the fee charged by the tenant, if the party does not leave - Fee is usually a hefty payment per day to get them out between 200 and $300. On the second page of the seller and buyer temporary lease, there is a space to put a date. In Leases when is the total rent due? - After closing or funding of the contract - a house and closes and not be funded in temporary leases which is called Lease backup. The broker fees that are split in MLS Is between who? - Broker and broker - if Ebby agrees to pay Century 21 and an LS agreement. The buyer's representation agreement is an addendum to a contract? - False - it is a separate contract between a buyer and a broker. In Farm and ranch the rollback taxes are paid by the party that? - Changes the usage of the property. The earnest money is to be deposited with the title company in how many days? - By the close of business on the 2nd calendar day. Sell of other property - What is a kick out and when is it due? - If the seller gets another contract then he kicks that buyer out because the contract is better and not contingent upon sale of home. The backup contract Has to remove the contingency and come out of the money or he gets kicked out as a backup usually within three days seller will give him three days to remove In Sellers financing addendum, the seller is protected by what kind of title policy? - Mortgagees title policy. Example - there are two Title policies. Sellers policy - they pay - and the buyers policy pays to protect the mortgage lender from buyers default. Buyer pays a small portion of both policies.
In how many addendum's and in what place in the contract that states -- "time is of the essence"? - 1. In One to Four Family - Paragraph 23 under option section,