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Texas Principles of Real Estate 1 Chapter 1 questions with answers
A partnership or limited liability partnership - Acting as a broker or salesperson through a partner 
who is a licensed broker 
A person employed by an owner - In the sale of structure and land on which structures are located, 
if the structures are erected by the owner in the course of the owners business. 
A transaction involving - the sale, lease or transfer of a mineral or mining interest in the real 
property; the sale, lease or transfer of a cemetery lot; the lease or management of a hotel...
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- Exam (elaborations)
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A partnership or limited liability partnership - Acting as a broker or salesperson through a partner 
who is a licensed broker 
A person employed by an owner - In the sale of structure and land on which structures are located, 
if the structures are erected by the owner in the course of the owners business. 
A transaction involving - the sale, lease or transfer of a mineral or mining interest in the real 
property; the sale, lease or transfer of a cemetery lot; the lease or management of a hotel...
Principles 1 Real Estate questions with 100% Answers
Ad Valorem Taxes - Taxes on real properties (according to value) 
Adaptation to the property - How the item fits the property 
Agency - An agency relationship exists when one person (the agent) acts for, or on-behalf of another 
person (the principal is known as the client). The principal is one who hires the agent and gives authority 
to the agent. This relationship is a fiduciary (trust) relationship 
Agent Duties - Obedience, Loyalty, Disclosure, Confidentiality, Accounting, Reasonable care (...
- Exam (elaborations)
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Ad Valorem Taxes - Taxes on real properties (according to value) 
Adaptation to the property - How the item fits the property 
Agency - An agency relationship exists when one person (the agent) acts for, or on-behalf of another 
person (the principal is known as the client). The principal is one who hires the agent and gives authority 
to the agent. This relationship is a fiduciary (trust) relationship 
Agent Duties - Obedience, Loyalty, Disclosure, Confidentiality, Accounting, Reasonable care (...
Texas Principles of Real Estate 1 Questions with Answers
- A respondent of a HUD fair housing complaint has how many days to submit a response...? 
5 
10 
15 
30 
- The 'C' in the acronym C.O.A.L.D. stands for which fiduciary duty...? 
Consideration 
Co-sign 
Care 
Conditional 
- Which of the following property descriptions is not used in the State of Texas...? 
Government Survey 
Metes and Bounds 
Lot and Block 
All of the above 
- Who administers the Texas Real Estate License Act...? 
U.S. Attorney General 
National Association of Realtors 
Texas ...
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- A respondent of a HUD fair housing complaint has how many days to submit a response...? 
5 
10 
15 
30 
- The 'C' in the acronym C.O.A.L.D. stands for which fiduciary duty...? 
Consideration 
Co-sign 
Care 
Conditional 
- Which of the following property descriptions is not used in the State of Texas...? 
Government Survey 
Metes and Bounds 
Lot and Block 
All of the above 
- Who administers the Texas Real Estate License Act...? 
U.S. Attorney General 
National Association of Realtors 
Texas ...
Texas Real Estate Principles 1 Questions with accurate answers
13 members - The Texas Real Estate Broker-Lawyer Committee consist of: 
1978 - Seller's lead-based paint disclosure notice is required on residential property constructed 
prior to: 
3600 - An applicant for a broker's license must accumulate at least ______ points based on 
experience as a real estate licensee. 
640 - How many acres are there in a section? 
9 members --- 6 year - The Texas Real Estate Commission consists of _____. The commission 
members serve for ______ terms. 
A certificate ...
- Exam (elaborations)
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13 members - The Texas Real Estate Broker-Lawyer Committee consist of: 
1978 - Seller's lead-based paint disclosure notice is required on residential property constructed 
prior to: 
3600 - An applicant for a broker's license must accumulate at least ______ points based on 
experience as a real estate licensee. 
640 - How many acres are there in a section? 
9 members --- 6 year - The Texas Real Estate Commission consists of _____. The commission 
members serve for ______ terms. 
A certificate ...
Texas Principles of Real Estate 1 Questions with Answers
A condominium would be considered as investment property if it is - non-occupant owned. 
Do real estate trade organizations influence the real estate industry? - The trade organizations 
influence the real estate industry through the use of codes of ethical conduct 
How many members does the Texas Real Estate Commission (TREC) consist of? - 9 
Real estate professionals perform which of the following functions? - Management and 
maintenance 
Salespersons not associated with NAR are known as - rea...
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A condominium would be considered as investment property if it is - non-occupant owned. 
Do real estate trade organizations influence the real estate industry? - The trade organizations 
influence the real estate industry through the use of codes of ethical conduct 
How many members does the Texas Real Estate Commission (TREC) consist of? - 9 
Real estate professionals perform which of the following functions? - Management and 
maintenance 
Salespersons not associated with NAR are known as - rea...
Principles of Real Estate 1 questions with 100% Correct Answers
% x list price= - Sales price 
% x market value= - Assessed value 
% x original cost= - Profit 
% x total area= - Usable area 
% x total= - Part 
1 acre= how many sq ft? - 43,560 sq. ft 
100% - commission rate x sales price= - Seller's net 
100% - depreciation % x original cost= - Depreciated value 
100% + appreciation % x original cost= - Appreciated value 
A complete history of the title of a piece of property is called an - abstract 
A contract that can be canceled by one of the parties is c...
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% x list price= - Sales price 
% x market value= - Assessed value 
% x original cost= - Profit 
% x total area= - Usable area 
% x total= - Part 
1 acre= how many sq ft? - 43,560 sq. ft 
100% - commission rate x sales price= - Seller's net 
100% - depreciation % x original cost= - Depreciated value 
100% + appreciation % x original cost= - Appreciated value 
A complete history of the title of a piece of property is called an - abstract 
A contract that can be canceled by one of the parties is c...
New York State Notary Exam Comprehensive Study with questions and 100% correct and verified answers
Administrator - A person appointed by the court to manage the estate of a deceased person who 
left no will. 
Affiant - The person who makes and subscribes his signature to an affidavit. 
Affidavit - a signed statement, duly sworn to, by the maker thereof, before a notary public or other 
officer authorized to administer oaths. The venue or county wherein it was sworn to should be 
accurately stated. [more.] 
Affirmation - A solemn declaration made by persons who conscientiously decline taking a...
- Exam (elaborations)
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Administrator - A person appointed by the court to manage the estate of a deceased person who 
left no will. 
Affiant - The person who makes and subscribes his signature to an affidavit. 
Affidavit - a signed statement, duly sworn to, by the maker thereof, before a notary public or other 
officer authorized to administer oaths. The venue or county wherein it was sworn to should be 
accurately stated. [more.] 
Affirmation - A solemn declaration made by persons who conscientiously decline taking a...
CPA REG: Key Acronyms with questions and 100% correct and verified answers
1933 Act Section 11 Liability - LAM 
- Loss by plaintiff (damages) 
- Acquired by Plaintiff (Need not be IPO) 
- Material Misrepresentation or Omission of Fact (Registration Statement) 
Common Law Contracts - RISE 
- Real Estate 
- Insurance 
- Services 
- Employment 
Contract Fraud Defenses - MAIDS: 
- Misrepresentation of Material Fact 
- Scienter 
- Induce victim to rely on misrepresentation 
- Actual and Justifiable reliance by victim 
- Damages 
Corporate Adjusted Current Earnings "ACE" -...
- Exam (elaborations)
- • 7 pages •
1933 Act Section 11 Liability - LAM 
- Loss by plaintiff (damages) 
- Acquired by Plaintiff (Need not be IPO) 
- Material Misrepresentation or Omission of Fact (Registration Statement) 
Common Law Contracts - RISE 
- Real Estate 
- Insurance 
- Services 
- Employment 
Contract Fraud Defenses - MAIDS: 
- Misrepresentation of Material Fact 
- Scienter 
- Induce victim to rely on misrepresentation 
- Actual and Justifiable reliance by victim 
- Damages 
Corporate Adjusted Current Earnings "ACE" -...
REG CPA II with questions and 100% correct and verified answers
taxable income before QBI deduction = - gross income - adjustments - (standard deduction OR 
itemized deductions) 
taxable income = - taxable income before QBI deduction - QBI deduction 
what is included in gross income - wages, interest, dividends, state tax refunds, alimony received, 
business income, capital gain/loss, IRA income, pension & annuity, unemployment compensation, social 
security benefits 
what is included in AGI adjustments - educator expenses, IRA contributions, student loan in...
- Exam (elaborations)
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taxable income before QBI deduction = - gross income - adjustments - (standard deduction OR 
itemized deductions) 
taxable income = - taxable income before QBI deduction - QBI deduction 
what is included in gross income - wages, interest, dividends, state tax refunds, alimony received, 
business income, capital gain/loss, IRA income, pension & annuity, unemployment compensation, social 
security benefits 
what is included in AGI adjustments - educator expenses, IRA contributions, student loan in...
CPA Reg Review with questions and 100% correct and verified answers
A casualty is the damage, destruction, or loss of property resulting from an identifiable event that is 
sudden, unexpected, or unusual. Deductible casualty losses may result from earthquakes, tornadoes, 
floods, fires, vandalism, auto accidents, etc. However, a loss due to the accidental breakage of 
household articles such as glassware or china under normal conditions is not a casualty loss. Neither is a 
loss due to damage caused by a family pet. - Alex and Myra Burg, married and filing joint...
- Exam (elaborations)
- • 109 pages •
A casualty is the damage, destruction, or loss of property resulting from an identifiable event that is 
sudden, unexpected, or unusual. Deductible casualty losses may result from earthquakes, tornadoes, 
floods, fires, vandalism, auto accidents, etc. However, a loss due to the accidental breakage of 
household articles such as glassware or china under normal conditions is not a casualty loss. Neither is a 
loss due to damage caused by a family pet. - Alex and Myra Burg, married and filing joint...