11- Contracts Flashcards

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In which circumstance is a broker’s commission subject to forfeiture?

A

The broker violates a fiduciary duty

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Which of the following is an example of a unilateral contract?

A

Open listing contract

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If an owner revokes an exclusive right of sale listing and sells the property during the remaining time the listing would have been in effect, what is the broker entitled to?

A

A full commission

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Which of the following terms refers to a type of contract were all terms and conditions are not fully expressed?

A

Implied

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What are the required elements of all valid contract?

A

Legal subject, agreement, consideration, and two or more competent parties

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5
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The phrase “meeting of minds” refers to which of the following?

A

Offer and acceptance

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6
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Which of the following best describes a contract?

A

Legally binding

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7
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What is the term used to describe the party who receives an offer?

A

Offeree

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8
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Which of the following terms best describes a contract in which all the terms and conditions have been fully performed?

A

Executed

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9
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Which statute requires a purchase and sale contract to be in writing to be enforceable?

A

Statute of frauds

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What is the term used to describe the consideration given by a buyer to indicate serious intent to buy a property?

A

An earnest money deposit

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11
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Which of the following does not terminate an offer?

A

A failure to obtain a binder deposit

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12
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Which of the following establishes the time period for enforcement of a contract?

A

Statute of limitations

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13
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A buyer negotiates a contract to purchase property, take possession and pays the property purchase price in installments, but does not receive the legal title until the full purchase price has been paid. What is this agreement called?

A

An installment contract, contract for deed, or land contract

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14
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Which document is a real estate broker not legally allowed to prepare?

A

Lease

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15
Q

Which contract gives a buyer the right to purchase for a specified time at a specified price?

A

Option contract

16
Q

What is the legal term that is used to designate the transfer of rights from one party to another?

A

Assignment

17
Q

When the court determines that a contract existed due to the actions of the parties, the contract is referred to as:

A

An implied contract

18
Q

In order for a valid and enforceable real estate sales contract to partake what is an essential element:

A

Offer and acceptance must be communicated by each party to the other

19
Q

What statute specifies the time limits for enforcement of contracts?

A

Statute of limitations

20
Q

A seller wishes to net $140,000 for the sale of a property. Closing costs are estimated to be $3,600, and the broker will receive a 7% commission. Calculate the sales price required to pay the expenses and meet the seller’s net requirement.

A

$140,000 + $3,600 = $143,600

100-7 = 93

$143,600 / 0.93% = $154,409

21
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A buyer and seller have entered into a purchase and sales agreement. The buyer chooses not to close, and defaults on the agreement. The seller claims the escrow deposit. The escrow deposit will likely be considered:

A

Liquidated damages to the seller

22
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Which of the following is correct regarding the “as is” provision in a sales contract?

A

The seller is still required to disclose all known defects that may materially affect the value of the property

23
Q

A buyer and seller have agreed to terms and entered into a purchase and sales agreement. The buyer loses their job, and decides not to close on the property. The seller claims the escrow deposit in this case, the escrow deposit is considered:

A

Liquidated damages

24
Q

Which of the following statements is correct regarding the statute of frauds?

A

It requires certain contracts to be in written form to be enforceable in court

25
Q

An option contract is a unilateral contract, binding upon the:

A

Optionor

26
Q

Which of the following would be a valid remedy for breach of a purchase and sales contract?

A

Sue for damages

27
Q

Offers may be terminated by all of the following except:

A

Breach

Remember: WILDCARD

28
Q

Which of the following list of actions contain ways that a contract will be terminated?

A

Breach, performance, or lapse of time