Mortgagee rights Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

NJ PROPERTY PRODUCER LATEST UPDATE GRADED A+ Declarations Section of an insurance policy containing the basic underwriting information such as the insured's name, address, amount of coverage and premiums, and a description of insured's location. Where is Declarations page found? Usually first page. Insuring Agreement Section of an insurance policy containing the insurer's promise to pay. What does the insuring agreement list? Insuring agreement lists the parties to the contra...

PSI Oklahoma Real Estate Practice Test Questions and Answers 100% Pass MOST closed real estate transactions should be reported to the IRS. REQUIRED information includes seller name(s) and social security number(s) and the sale price An owner hired a construction company to build a swimming pool at a new home. The owner failed to pay the bill once the work was completed and the construction company filed a lien to obtain payment of the debt. The encumbrance created is called a mechanic...

GA REAL ESTATE EXAM PREP / HARD QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS GRADED A+ *Amortization Rate* is defined as: The percentage of periodic payment that is applied to the reduction of the principal. *In a title theory state, the *Mortgagee takes title to the mortgaged property, during the TERM of the mortgage.* *Property* may be technically defined as: *Rights or Interest* which a person has in the thing owned. A *Broker's*, license fee costs how much? *$170* A *Deficiency Judgement* ca...

What is a Lease a document? - A lease is a basic document by which a lessor agrees to provide equipment or other personal property or rights to a lessees in return for rental payments. What are Lease Exhibits document? - Also referred to a "schedules" are used if the description of lease property is too lengthy to fit into the space allotted on the lease. Often wise to have lessee initial all exhibits. What is a Delivery & Acceptance (D&A) document? - Document signed by lessee indicating ...

National Real Estate Exam Prep Questions and Answers Graded A+ Unilateral Contract Contract containing ONE promise given in exchange for completing an act. NO obligation to act. Bilateral Contract Contract containing TWO promises. Example: A listing agreement is a bilateral contract Client/Principal A person who has entered into an agency relationship w/ a licensee & with whom there is a written contract Customer Any 3rd party w/ whom a licensee works In-Company Transaction Tr...

duties of the insured ~~> 1. pay the premium 2. take all reasonable means to save and protect the property from loss 3. give the insurance company immediate notice of loss 4. give the insurance company proof of loss within 60 days of the loss 5. separate the damaged property from the undamaged property and allow the insurance company to inspect the undamaged property as well as the insured's books and records 6. the insured cannot sue the insurance company unless all o...

Tennessee State Property & Casualty Licensing Exam Rated A+ Physical Hazard hazard that arises from the property itself Morale Hazard person driving crazy because they have insurance Moral Hazard create a loss situation to collect from insurance company Aleatory contingent on a certain event that provides for unequal transfer of value between parties Contract of Adhesion one party has greater power over the other in the contract Class 1-Frame outside support walls, roof and...

Promissory Note correct answers A written agreement to repay a debt Who is the maker of the note in a promissory note? correct answers The debtor Who is the payee of the note in a promissory note? correct answers The creditor Who is a holder in due course? correct answers One who gets payments Who is the mortgagor? correct answers Borrower Who is the mortgagee? correct answers Lender In Alabama, who has the title until the debt is paid? correct answers The mortgagee Deed of ...

Insurable Interest - ______in the property and would suffer a financial loss if the property were damaged by an insured peril, their family members (names need not be listed in the policy), and others such as a lien holder, for example, the bank that holds the mortgage on a house. Cause of Loss Forms - ____establish and define the causes of loss (or perils) for which coverage is provided under the form. (Please do not confuse the "cause of loss" forms with the "proof of loss" form, which ...

California Legal Aspects of Real Estate Final Exam Questions with Verified and Updated Answers California Legal Aspects of Real Estate Final Exam Questions with Verified and Updated Answers A balloon payment on a real estate loan is: a. the final payment to pay off a loan b. the smallest payment made on the loan c. more than twice the amount of the smallest payment d. a payment made by a guarantor of the loan - Answer c. more than twice the amount of the smalles...