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  • September 15, 2024
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Texas Real Estate Principles I questions
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Two principal types of managers: ANS -1. Property Managers: day-to-day operations.

2. Asset Managers: investment portfolios.



Areas of regulation: ANS -Usage, taxation & housing administration.



Professional regulatory functions: ANS -- Public planners

- Zoning administrators

- Building inspectors

- Assessors

- Administrators of specific federal statutes



Fair housing act ANS -protects from discrimination.



An owner can: ANS -- Buy

- Sell

- Assign

- Lease

- Exchange

- Inherit

- Otherwise transfer rights & interests



Participants in transfer: ANS -- Mortgage broker

- Mortgage banker

- Appraisers

- Insurance company

,- Title company



Property managers: ANS -finding tenants, collecting rent, rehab/construction, repairs, and
maintenance.



Lenders ANS -One of 8 specializations



Title ANS -disbursements of all monies, title search "abstract of title".



Appraisers ANS -1 of 8 specializations; must be trained & licensed



Mortgage brokers: ANS -earn a fee to bring borrowers and lenders together. DO NOT service loans.



Mortgage BANKERS: ANS -make, sell, and service the loans.



Home inspectors: ANS -structural, electrical & mechanical. (Tip: give a few options to clients - not one
specific recommendation.)



Surveyors ANS -formal measurements of the boundaries, dimensions, and elevations of a parcel of real
estate. Required by lenders to identify possible encroachments, easements, and flood hazards.



Trade organizations: ANS -- Training programs,

- Professional designations

- Communication channels for keeping up to date with events and laws



Real properties are commonly categorized as: ANS -Residential

Residential income

Office

Retail

Industrial

,Farm and ranch

Special purpose: public & private; also gov buildings, churches, schools or other types of buildings

Land

Mixed-use



Two well-known national trade organizations are: ANS -Members of the National Association of
REALTORS® (NAR) are known as REALTORS®. Salespersons not associated with NAR are known as real
estate licensees or agents.

Members of the National Association of Real Estate Brokers are known as Realtists.



The Lone Star State has its own professional organization: ANS -Texas REALTORS®



Texas REALTORS®. ANS -Austin: Austin Board of REALTORS®

Houston: Houston Association of REALTORS®

Dallas-Ft. Worth: MetroTex Association of REALTORS®

San Antonio: San Antonio Board of REALTORS®



If you are interested in becoming a broker, your primary real estate brokerage activities will involve ANS
-LOCATING:

a buyer for a seller

a seller for a buyer

a tenant for a landlord



Additional broker specializations ANS -- Geographical area

- Type of transaction

- Type of client

- Type of relationship



Different types of broker agents: ANS -Residential, Commercial, Industrial, Land

, The principal types of transactions are: ANS -Sales

Leases and subleases

Exchanges

Options



In recent years, many brokers have specialized in providing... ANS -advisory services to clients instead of
the traditional transaction-based, commission-compensated services.



advisory relationship ANS -the broker works on identified real estate tasks or projects in exchange for a
fee, salary, or retainer. The fee advisor may or may not focus on completing a transaction.



Necessary knowledge for an agent ANS -Local market conditions

Local properties

Real estate principles

Real estate law

Value estimation

Real estate financing

Investment principles

License laws

Related math calculations

Closing procedures



Necessary Skills of an Agent ANS -Financial qualification

Market analysis

Marketing practices

Ethical practices

Liability management

Data management

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