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CA State Certified Appraiser Legal Things
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1. A lien that would usually take priority would be which of the following: Judgement - Real estate Tax - Mechanics Lien - Mortgage?
Real estate Tax
Joint Tenants
Tenants in common
The River Real esatate tycoons hold the Dominant tenement and Bayou Burger joint holds the Servient tenement
2. Which of the following can use the right of Eminent Domain?
Profit
Public utility and Both the City and County governments
Renewal option
Economic forces
3. The recording of a deed that provides everyone with a notice that a valid conveyance has occurred is called...
Eminent domain
Leasehold
Express easement
Deed recordation
4. 'X' leased his property to 'Y' - who in turn sub-leased the property to 'Z'. Which of the following Statements is true.
Leased fee
The Landlord will receive his payments from Y the Lessee
The types and density of land use - the present and future use of land - and the frontage and size of building
Floating easement
5. For the past several years - high waters have been dumping substantial amounts of soil onto Doug's property. This event is known as...
Dominant tenement
Real estate Taxes
Floating easement
Accredition
6. In area analysis - some examples of political-governmental factors which influence the price of homes are...
Leasehold
Encroachment
Access to Police and Fire protection - Access to recreation and schools - Planning Zoning - and Subdivision rights
A method of selling Real estate whereby the purchaser takes possession and pays for the property in regular installments while the sellers retains title until the property is paid in full
7. The right of a government or its agent to expropriate private property for public use - with payment of compensation.
Tenants in common
Co-op
Eminent domain
Deed
8. Which is the superior lien?
17.5
Real estate Taxes
Real estate
Accredition
9. Which of the following best describes installment or land contract?
A method of selling Real estate whereby the purchaser takes possession and pays for the property in regular installments while the sellers retains title until the property is paid in full
Police power and eminent domain
Zone A
Lease
10. The document that states all the rights of use and the occupancy of the property for a given period of time and a given amount of rent is called ___
Pud
Dominant tenement
Lease
Taxation
11. The Smith's converted their garage into an apartment for an elderly relative without government approval. This would be an example of...
Real estate Taxes
Illegal use
Accredition
Police power and eminent domain
12. Which of the following major forces of influence on real estate value covers zoning?
17.5
Leasehold
Legal forces
Real estate Taxes
13. Arnold bought a summer home on the shore of Eagle Bear Lake five years ago. Over the years - the water has receded and left his dock permanently surrounded by dry land. What is this an example of?
Leasehold
Reliction
Quitclaim deed
Tax Description
14. In site analysis - an appraiser needs a deed description to determine...
Boundaries
Reliction
Leasehold
Using the principle of Chattel - The appraiser did not include the washer and furniture in the final estimate of value
15. Cecil hired a contractor to repair a sinking foundation. Unfortunately for the contractor - Cecil failed to pay for the completed work. Which of the following would incorrectly describe the likely events.
Legal forces
The Contractor puts a voluntary Lien on the home
Access to Police and Fire protection - Access to recreation and schools - Planning Zoning - and Subdivision rights
Taxation - Eminent domain and Police power
16. (an) Esement defined in general terms - without a definite location or description
Recorded deeds contain information on the legal description - date of transfer - grantor - grantee - encumbrances and deed restrictions.
Direction
Floating easement
Co-op
17. Public limitations on free exercise of private property are...
Taxation - Eminent domain and Police power
17
easement appurtenant
Special warrantee deeds
18. Zoning regulations are concerned with...
Real estate
The types and density of land use - the present and future use of land - and the frontage and size of building
Taxation - Eminent domain and Police power
Accredition
19. When any interest possessed by the grantor is conveyed to the grantee - without any warranties this is called...
Reliction
Escheat
The River Real esatate tycoons dominat tenement was destroyed with the Bayou Burger joint.
Quitclaim deed
20. What is the method of legal description that is used in subdivisions?
Lot and Block
Economic forces
Direction
Illegal use
21. Which of the following would be included in the 'public limitations on real estate ownership'?
A method of selling Real estate whereby the purchaser takes possession and pays for the property in regular installments while the sellers retains title until the property is paid in full
Police power and eminent domain
Quitclaim deed
Eminent domain
22. Reclamation is defined as...
Any method for bringing wasted natural resources into productive use
Renewal option
Deed recordation
Accredition
23. When a lease is created - the appropriate term for the tenant's benefit is...
Deed
Tenants in common
Floating easement
Leasehold
24. In which flood hazard boundary map is the greatest hazard?
Real estate Taxes
Zone A
Profit
Real estate Taxes
25. (Legal interest)The right to remove something from another's land such as minerals etc. is commonly called...
The types and density of land use - the present and future use of land - and the frontage and size of building
Co-op
Real estate Taxes
Profit
26. ______ are warranties by the grantor and the grantor's heirs to defend against all claims caused by the actions or omissions of the grantor or grantor's heirs.
Public utility and Both the City and County governments
Direction
Special warrantee deeds
Lease
27. Which is the superior lien?: First Mortgage - IRS Tax Lien - merchants lien - Real estate Taxes
Deed
Floating easement
Leasehold
Real estate Taxes
28. When a corporation owns a building and the residents of the building own stock in the corporation - this is called what form of special ownership?
Special warrantee deeds
Co-op
Zone A
Real estate Tax
29. The recording of a deed that provides everyone with a notice that a valid conveyance has occurred is called...
Floating easement
Quitclaim deed
Deed recordation
Public utility and Both the City and County governments
30. If a property has more than one owner - and upon death of one of the owners the deceased rights to the property is passed to the surviving owners - this is called...
Co-op
Joint Tenants
Real estate Taxes
Mortgage
31. this easement may be 'granted' or 'reserved' in a deed or other legal instrument. Alternatively - it may be incorporated by reference to a subdivision plan by 'dedication' - or in a restrictive covenant in the agreement of an owners association.
Real estate Tax
Direction
Express easement
does not give constructive notice
32. Which of the following is a zoning classification for a subdivision that sets density limits and allows dwellings to be clustered?
Pud
Deed recordation
easement appurtenant
Taxation - Eminent domain and Police power
33. When a lease is created - the appropriate term for the owner's benefit is...
Leased fee
Recorded deeds contain information on the legal description - date of transfer - grantor - grantee - encumbrances and deed restrictions.
Dominant tenement
The River Real esatate tycoons hold the Dominant tenement and Bayou Burger joint holds the Servient tenement
34. One source of data for use in the comparable sales approach - is deed recordings. Which of the following is/are true?
Joint Tenants
Tax Description
Deed recordation
Recorded deeds contain information on the legal description - date of transfer - grantor - grantee - encumbrances and deed restrictions.
35. The document that states all the real property interests or estate interest that includes all the information about surface rights and subsurface rights etc. is called the ___
Floating easement
Deed
Illegal use
Eminent domain
36. 'runs with the land' - easement that generally transfers automatically when the dominant estate is transferred.
Boundaries
easement appurtenant
Real estate Taxes
Tenants in common
37. If a property had more than one owner and each owner has equal right to possession of the property. Upon death of one of the owners the deceased may leave his/her rights to the property to the living heirs - this would be considered what form of owne
Renewal option
Tenants in common
The types and density of land use - the present and future use of land - and the frontage and size of building
Dominant tenement
38. A subject property has a market value of $125 -000. The property is taxed at a rate of $1.75 per $100 of assessed value. The property is assessed at 75 -000. What is the Millage rate?
17.5
Real estate Tax
Illegal use
Reliction
39. When the government has the right to levy taxes on real property this is called...
Real estate
Encroachment
Taxation
17
40. A mortgage that has not been recorded or registered in the county in which the real estate is located...
Dominant tenement
Deed
does not give constructive notice
Any method for bringing wasted natural resources into productive use
41. Noun: The action of pulling or tearing away. The sudden separation of land from one property and its attachment to another - esp. by flooding or a change in the course of a river.
Recorded deeds contain information on the legal description - date of transfer - grantor - grantee - encumbrances and deed restrictions.
Avulsion
Reliction
Real estate Taxes
42. Land that benefits from an easement on another property...
Express easement
Dominant tenement
Lot and Block
Real estate Taxes
43. When the government regulates the land use for the good of the public - this is called...
Police power
Leased fee
Real estate
easement appurtenant
44. Which of the following would not be considered a commonly accepted form of a 'Legal Description'?
Police power
Tax Description
Real estate
Real estate Taxes
45. Which of the following major forces of influence on real estate value covers supply and demand of housing?
Economic forces
Taxation - Eminent domain and Police power
Escheat
Deed recordation
46. Albert is selling is house and has been informed that a potential buyer has submitted an offer that includes his clothes washer and furniture in the sale. Albert accepted the offer without addendum. Which of the following best describes the actions o
Pud
Accredition
Using the principle of Chattel - The appraiser did not include the washer and furniture in the final estimate of value
Floating easement
47. What is the term that means 'going to the state'?
Legal forces
Illegal use
Real estate Taxes
Escheat
48. In the term 'Metes and Bounds' - what does the word 'Bounds' mean?
Legal forces
Accredition
Direction
Dominant tenement
49. If a owner has a partial ownership or a lease for a specified amount of time - this would be called a...
The River Real esatate tycoons dominat tenement was destroyed with the Bayou Burger joint.
Time share
The River Real esatate tycoons hold the Dominant tenement and Bayou Burger joint holds the Servient tenement
Police power
50. A loan that would be secured by the real property is called...
Encroachment
Floating easement
Mortgage
The Contractor puts a voluntary Lien on the home