Practice Quizzes 4 Flashcards

1
Q

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.

A

True

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2
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______________ are a transactional expense a seller may recover on a buyer’s breach

A

Escrow charges.

Payoff demands

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3
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Recoverable losses are limited to those a seller incurs from the date of a buyer’s breach until:

A

the earlier of the two dates above.

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4
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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.

A

True

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

A

False

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

A

True

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7
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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.

A

True

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8
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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.

the arbitrator acted with fraud or corruption

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9
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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.

A

True

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10
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Addenda which may be attached to a purchase agreement include:

A

property disclosures..
agency relationship disclosures.
financing disclosures

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11
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An equity purchase (EP) agreement needs to be in the same language used to negotiate with the seller.

A

True

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12
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Under EP laws, _______________ are business days.

A

Saturdays.

most state holidays

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13
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If a buyer’s agent fails to deliver an EP disclosure to the seller, the EP agreement is:

A

voidable by the seller-in-foreclosure.

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14
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A seller-in-foreclosure may recover their property within ________ after the close of escrow if the EP investor took unconscionable advantage of them.

A

two years

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15
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Both the lack of meaningful choice and terms unreasonably favorable to the EP investor need to exist to show unconscionability.

A

True

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16
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To analyze an income property, a buyer’s agent may ask the seller’s agent for:

A

information regarding maintenance procedures..
a rent roll spread sheet.
an occupancy history

17
Q

_______________ is considered cash boot.

A

A carryback promissory note.

Personal property

18
Q

In an option agreement, a prospective buyer is referred to as:

A

an optionee

19
Q

Without consideration, an option is merely an offer to sell which the seller may withdraw.

20
Q

A particular manner for exercising an option needs to be specified in an option agreement.

21
Q

A joint tenancy is legally called a severalty ownership.

22
Q

Both spouses or domestic partners need to consent to the lease for more than one year of community property vested as joint tenants.

23
Q

When the co-ownership of property is vested as tenants in common, the death of a coowner automatically extinguishes the deceased co-owner’s interest in the property.

24
Q

A preliminary title report is:

A

an offer to issue a title policy.

25
Encumbrances on title include:
covenants, conditions and restrictions.. easements.. assessments and bonds
26
Losses due to eminent domain are excluded from all title insurance coverage.
True
27
Which title insurance policy provides the most coverage?
ALTA homeowner’s
28
Licensed real estate brokers who represent sellers in real estate transactions where the broker will act as escrow are exempt from escrow licensing requirements.
True
29
Escrow officers are required to notify a buyer and seller of any suspicious fact or circumstance when it affects escrows ability to close.
True
30
Escrow has a duty to advise a buyer in writing of the Franchise Tax Board (FTB) requirements for withholding ______ of the price paid the seller.
3 1/3 %