Real Estate Practice: Q 11/Chp 48-51 Flashcards

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1) If a breaching buyer records a Notice of Lis Pendens, the seller can recover any decline in the property’s value after the date of the breach until the buyer stops interfering with resale efforts.
True
False

A

True (pg 493)

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2) ______________ are a transactional expense a seller may recover on a buyer’s breach.
a. Escrow charges
b. Payoff demands
c. Both a and b.
d. Neither a nor b.

A

c. Both a and b (pg 493)

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3) Recoverable losses are limited to those a seller incurs from the date of a buyer’s breach until:
a. the date a resale closes.
b. the date of the withdrawal of the property from the market.
c. the later of the two dates above.
d. the earlier of the two dates above.

A

d. the earlier of the two dates above (pg 495)

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4) For a seller to keep the entire deposit on the buyer’s breach, the seller needs to provide an accounting showing their losses equaled or exceeded the amount of the deposit.
True
False

A

True (pg 502)

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5) Without a liquidated damages provision, a seller is not entitled to recover their money losses caused by a buyer’s breach.
True
False

A

False (pg 504)

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6) A liquidated damages provision is voidable if the amount is not reasonably close to actual losses.
True
False

A

True (pg 505)

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7) An arbitrator’s award is binding and final, regardless of any defect resulting from an error of fact or law, unless the arbitration provision provided for judicial review.
True
False

A

True (pg 511)

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8) Any defect in the arbitrator’s award resulting from an error of fact or law, no matter how flagrant, is neither reviewable nor correctable, unless:
a. the arbitrator exceeded their authorized powers.
b. the arbitrator acted with fraud or corruption.
c. Either a or b.
d. Neither a nor b.

A

c. Either a or b (pg 511)

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9) Even if an arbitrator bases their decision on an incorrect interpretation of the facts or the law, neither party has recourse to change the erroneous decision.
True
False

A

True (pg 513)

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10) Addenda which may be attached to a purchase agreement include:
a. property disclosures.
b. agency relationship disclosures.
c. financing disclosures.
d. All of the above.

A

d. All of the above (pg 521)

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