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A series of questions and answers related to the new york state real estate exam. It covers topics such as licensing requirements, agency relationships, property rights, environmental regulations, fair housing laws, and real estate finance. The questions are designed to test the knowledge of aspiring real estate professionals and help them prepare for the licensing exam. It includes key concepts and definitions relevant to real estate practice in new york state, offering a concise review of essential topics. It serves as a study aid for individuals seeking to obtain a real estate license in new york.
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Department of State (NYDOS), Divison of Licensing Services" "If my license has expired, for how long can i continue to practice real estate sales?In other words,
"Your real estate license with the pocket card will be sent to your sponsoring broker. who holds
hold the pocket card"
hours"
housing"
to ask questions pretaining to the Real Estate Property."
"What is it called when I represent the seller as my client but then work in the best interest of the
Dominant"
Easement in Gross" "If someone uses a property that is open and notorious, exclusive and adverse to the best intrest
"What do you call the power of the government to acquire personally held real property for the
"When I goto the building department and i want to put an extension on my house or modify
"Solicitation of the sale or lease of property, due to a change in the ethnic structure of a
"If you were to sell your house to someone under the age of 18, how you characterize the contract
"I have to give the "protect your family from lead paint in your home" and the lead paint
"A condo association will reserve the right to be the first buyer if you decide to sell. This is called?
Mortgage"
Swing, Interim loan" "If I were a renter, in order to protect all my stuff and also give me liability insurance, I would buy
"If i have rental properties, the income that i derive from renting out parking spaces , closets in
Income"
"in order to calculate depreciation you deduct the cost of the __________ from the aquisition cost of
Cost of property - cost of land/ Number of years"
capability"
contract is voidable by the minor"
construction of major highways, sweet systems and water connections" "If a property ad states that the property is near the vicinity of a geographical area, what else mud
where the property is actually located"
farmers, elderly gold star parents *kids die in the war, star program homeowners"
owners"
cost" "Find the square footage of a rectangular shaped floor plan. How do you find the area of a
"What is the cash on cash return on a $2,000,000 property with a down payment of $500,000 and
or customer"
substantive contact"
"What carcinogenic component was used as insulation in electric transformers that
biphenyls"
Disability and familial status" "What is convincing owners to sell/lease property by telling them a particular group of people are
maintenance"
competitive marketplace"
"What is the right reserved for the condo association that gives them the first opportunity to buy
"What is the summary of the chronological history of title and related documents to that called?
"What type of mortgage is when a new mortgage that is higher in amount wraps around an
Mortgage"
mortgages"
code section 3508[A, B], real estate agents are statutory non-employees and are therefore independent contractors. The code also states that there must be a written contract between the broker and the sales associate, also reviewed every 12-15 months · All records must be kept for 3 years · If sales associate not deemed independent then they will not be able to file "SCHEDULE C' of the federal return · The Independent Contractor Relationship Ø Salespersons are free to engage in outside employment Ø Either party may terminate the relationship at any time"
auction *Negotiating the sale of a business for which the values of the real estate transferred is not merely incidental to the transaction (RE value is worth more than the business
workers who perform tasks such as rent collecting for one owner, company or entity."
member of a co-partnership must be licensed as a broker. Ø Salespersons licenses are not issued to officers of corporations or members of co-partnerships. Ø Salespersons and associate brokers may not be principals in the brokerage firm and may not own voting stock in the licensed brokerage corporation."
person, an agency relationship is created. The person hired on the other person's behalf is the agent. · An agency relationship is consensual. · The person who selects the agent to act on his behalf is the principal or client. · The Customer of an agent is the party whom the agent brings to the principal as a seller or buyer of the property. · A General agent represents the principal in a specific range of matters. · E.G. A Property Manager · A special agent is someone who has narrow authorization to act on behalf of the principal. · EG: Real estate broker who has listing. · The term fiduciary means a position of trust."
This is called price fixing and is an act in restraint of trade that violates the Sherman Antitrust Act."
their own individual office policy regarding the level of commission charged."
York."
agreement between the principal and agent."
individual from representing his interests, thus creating an agency relationship between the two."
vicarious liability for the acts of the agents and subagents.
represent both the buyer and seller in the same transaction."
the buyer and seller in the same transaction, as stated above, or if the broker offers services to a buyer, such as finding or negotiating a mortgage for the buyer, when the broker already represents the seller."
actions and/or representations that the buyer is being represented by that broker. Illegal. Consensual Dual Agency · The law of agency in New York permits consensual dual agency with disclosure and informed consent of all parties to the transaction. Informed consent includes timely and complete disclosure of the nature and consequences of the dual agency."
place, the licensee should give a full explanation of dual agency although neither party should sign an acceptance of dual agency at this time. · A buyer's broker may perform a market analysis and advise the buyer on an offer."
agent, and read, acknowledged, and signed by the principal prior to signing the listing agreement."
agreement, the property is listed with only one broker as the agent. If anyone else sells the property during the term of the listing, the broker is legally entitled to the commission. 1 broker-commission no matter who sells"
property is listed with only one broker as the agent, if the broker affects the sale of the property or the listing is on MLS and any other broker sells it the broker is legally entitled to the commission agreed upon, but if the owner sells the property, the broker earns no commission. Ø 1 broker, commission only if broker sells New York prohibits automatic extensions of listings."
written agency disclosure form that details consumer choices about representation at the first substantive contact with a prospective seller or buyer. *The law does not cover vacant land."
he shall not receive compensation from more than one party - *except with the full knowledge and consent of all parties.""
· Materialmen's lien is a specific lien filed by a supplier of products required in the construction. · New York law requires that a mechanic and materialmen's lien for residential property be filed with the county clerk where the property is situated within 4 months from the date when the labor or materials were furnished. The time and date of filing determines the priority of the lien. In New York, mechanic's liens must be renewed annually. · Lis pendens means pending litigation. This filing is a legal notice that a lawsuit has been filed concerning the specific property. · If one has a possessory interest in property, that individual cannot own an easement. The common terminology for easement is right-of-way.[legal trespass] · Easements in gross are also called commercial easements in gross. The category is usually owned by the government, an agency of the government, or a public utility. · Easement appurtenant category includes all easements that are no in gross. The land that benefits from easement appurtenant is called the dominant tenement. The land that must suffer and allows the use is called the servient tenement. · A license is defined as permission to do a particular act or series of acts on another's land without possessing any estate or interest in the land. A license is not assignable, not inherita"
· A deed is the document used to convey title legality to real property, also known as a conveyance. · The deed must contain an adequate formal legal description of the property. · Habendum Clause "to have and to hold" · A full covenant and warranty deed is the strongest and broadest form of title guarantee. · The quitclaim deed contains no warranties whatsoever; it is simply a deed of release. · Execution of a judicial deed results from a court order; examples are guardian's deed, referee's deed, tax deed, and administrator or executor's deed. · Metes are the distances from point to point; · Bounds are the directions from one point to another. · Intestate Descent
Ø When a person dies and leaves no valid will, the laws of intestacy determine the order in which the property is distributed to the heirs."
property. · Deed is the instrument used to convey title. · The final survey document is a type of blueprint showing measurements, boundaries and area of property. · Chain of title involves tracing the successive conveyances of title, starting with the current deed and going back an appropriate time. · An abstract of title is a condensed history of the title, setting forth a summary of all the links in the chain. · Real Estate Settlement Procedures Act (RESPA) Ø It regulates lending activities of lending institutions in making mortgage loans for housing. · Regulation Z, which covers all residential mortgages, addresses all advertisement of credit terms. · Co-op and Condo Fees Ø Cooperatives may have a flip tax imposed upon transfer, paid by the seller. · A closing usually involves proration, the division of expenses and income between buyer and seller."
refrain from doing some legal act in exchange for consideration."
definitely agreed on all the terms in the contract Ø Bilateral Contract-two parties have made promises of some kind to each other. The offer to purchase a home is bilateral because it is based on the exchange of promises in which the seller will sell and the buyer will buy. Ø Executory Contract-a contract that is not fully performed or completed"
capacity are voidable by the party lacking capacity.
· The assignment of the lease involves the transfer of the lease contract from the present tenant to the assignee. · In a sublease, the original tenant is still responsible to the owner for the lease payments under the lease contract. · Actual eviction is the removal of the tenant from the premises without the aid or control of the court system. · Lease agreement does not terminate when an owner sells, new owner is bound by terms of lease · A gross lease provides for the owner to pay all expenses, such as real property taxes, owner's insurance, liability insurance, and maintenance. · In a net lease, the tenant pays some or all of the expenses. · A percentage lease has a base rent plus an additional rent that is a percentage of the lessee's gross sales. Commercial · A graduated lease is one in which the rent changes from period to period over the term {escalates}"
significant statute affecting equal housing · Has no exemptions · 1968 case Jones v. Alfred H. Mayer Company-prohibited racial discrimination · Brown v. Board of Education-landmark decision-separate facilities were unequal Federal Fair Housing Act of 1968-prohibits discrimination in housing on the basis of race, color, religion or national origin · 1988-provision added to prevent discrimination based on mental or physical handicap or familial status · Owners must allow tenants with disabilities to make reasonable modifications to apartment AT THE TENANTS EXPENSE"
· Steering-direct prospective purchasers from diverse backgrounds to presently integrated areas to avoid integration of nonintegrated areas.
· Redlining-refusing to make loans to purchase, construct or repair a dwelling by discriminating · The Sexual Orientation Non-Discrimination Act (SONDA) (2002) added sexual orientation as a protected class under the Human Rights Law. · In housing discrimination only, punitive damages not exceeding $10,000 may be awarded to the complainant. · LAWFUL OCCUPATION is protected class only in NEW YORK CITY!!!! · Testers, either volunteers, employees of federal programs, or civil rights groups visit real estate offices posing as prospective homebuyers to see if race influences the information"
· Riparian rights belong to the owner of property bordering a flowing body of water (R-river) · Littoral rights apply to property bordering a stationary body of water (L-lake) · The real estate term for improvements both on and to the land is FIXTURE. · Trade fixtures-items of personal property that a business owner installs in rented building space. · Fee Simple Absolute-provides the most complete form of ownership and bundle of rights in real property. · The life estate is ownership, possession and control for someone lifetime. · With a life estate, two outcomes are possible upon death, Ø an estate in remainder, Ø An estate in reversion. Remainder interest is a fee simple present interest. · An estate at sufferance describes a tenant who is originally in lawful possession of another's property but refuses to leave after his right to possession terminates. · A tenant who does not leave upon expiration of the lease is termed a holdover tenant. · When title to real property is held in the name of only one person or entity, it is called ownership in severalty.