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Scott's Michigan Real Estate Brokers Test Prep. Exam Questions And Correct Answer New Update A neighbor had encroached on a property but the owner did not complain within the legally specified time period. The neighbor would obtain rights to the land by: A » license B » easement by necessity C » easement by prescription D » easement in gross - Answer -(C) An encroachment (fence, tree limb, etc.) that remains for a lengthy period can become an easement by prescription (continuous, ope...

What is the first offense penalty for engaging in the practice of residential building without a license? Not less than $5,000 and not more than $25,000 and/or one year in prison. Subsequent violations can extend the prison time to up to 2 years. What is the penalty for engaging in the practice of residential builders license, resulting in a death? Not less than $5,000 and not more than $25,000 and/or four years in prison On your individual builder's license application, what sh...

The earth's surface extending downward to the center of the earth and upward into space, including all things permanently attached, is known as: A) Real Property B) Real Estate C) Land D) A bundle of legal rights - D) A bundle of legal rights Moveable objects, which are not considered real estate, are known as: A) Real property B) Personal property C) Fixtures D) Emblements - B) Personal Property The permanent right to use another's land for the benefit of a neighboring parcel is kn...

Real Property the land and everything that is permanently attached to the land or appurtenant (goes with) the land Personal Property/Personalty all property that is not real property; movable; personal property also referred to as chattels Test of Personal versus Real Property "IRMA" Intent Relationship Method of Attachment Adaptation Land Earth's surface extending downward to the center of earth and upward to infinity;includes all things permanently attached by nature

Community Association (Definition) - ANSWER a residential homeowners' association in which membership is a condition of ownership (mandatory) of a unit in a planned unit development, or of a lot for a home or a mobile home, or of a townhouse, villa, condominium, cooperative, or other residential unit which is part of a residential development scheme and which is authorized to impose a fee (assessment) which may become a lien on the parcel. Assessment - ANSWER The amount of money a unit or pa...

1. 1. When do growing crops become personal property? A. Upon constructive severance B. When the landowner sells the entire property to another C. When they are planted D. At the end of the tenancy ANS A 2. 2. A case involving questions of both federal and state law may be brought in A. state court only B. federal court only C. state or federal court D. a special court that is reserved for cases with mixed federal and state issues ANS C 3. 3. Which type of easement burdens the serv...

Washington Real Estate AMP National Cram Exam 5 with correct Answers The right to limited use, but not to the possession of someone else's real property is: A) a deed restriction B) an easement C) a mortgage D) a lease - Ans ️️ -B) an easement Feedback: Correct: If an outside person has an easement across the owner's property, they have limited use. They cannot possess the land and build a home. A lease allows temporary estate/possession of the leased property. Allen owned a lot...

Community Association Manager Licensing Exam Questions and Answers 100% AccurateCommunity Association Manager Licensing Exam Questions and Answers 100% AccurateCommunity Association Manager Licensing Exam Questions and Answers 100% Accurate Community Association (Definition) - ANSWER-a residential homeowners' association in which membership is a condition of ownership (mandatory) of a unit in a planned unit development, or of a lot for a home or a mobile home, or of a townhouse, villa, condomi...

Real estate appraisal principles and procedures Question and answers correctly solved Real estate appraisal principles and procedures REAL ESTATE Is the physical land and improvements Real property Is "the interest, benefits, and rights inherent to the ownership of real estate". These include the land, anything permanently attached or affixed to the land, anything incidental or appurtenant to the land, and anything immovable by law. Bundle of rights Bundle of rights i...

McKissock Liberty University -Real estate appraisal principles and procedures fully solved REAL ESTATE Is the physical land and improvements Real property Is "the interest, benefits, and rights inherent to the ownership of real estate". These include the land, anything permanently attached or affixed to the land, anything incidental or appurtenant to the land, and anything immovable by law. Bundle of rights Bundle of rights include the rights to use, enjoy, exclude others ...