Reca residential unit 3 - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

RECA Residential Unit 1, 2,3,4,5,6,7,8 &9 Questions and Answers Latest Update Already Passed 3 fundamental principles of fiduciary duty. AKA the 3 principles that give rise to fiduciary duties in a representation relationship: Trust and Confidence, Best Interests, Loyalty 8 General Obligations of REPs Exercise Care and Skill, Act Honestly, Negotiate Favourable terms, Maintain Confidentiality, Disclose Information, Act in Person, Obey Lawful Instructions, Perform Mandate 6 Points ...

RECA Unit 4 Quiz Latest Update 100% Pass Which of the following is an example of an encumbrance on the title? 1. An easement 2. A caveat 3. An encroachment agreement 4. A discharge of registration A) Statements I, II, and IV B) Statements I, II, and III C) Statements II, III, and IV D) All statements apply B The municipal Land Use Bylaw outlines which of the following items? A) Details regarding the various land use classifications B) Permitted land uses and guidelines for...

RECA Residential Unit 7 with Latest Questions and Answers under which Act/Law are all Alberta municipalities empowered to shape their communities? ANSWER MGA - The Municipal Government Act Which department is responsible for administration of the MGA? ANSWER Municipal Affairs is the department responsible for administering the Municipal Government Act MGA contains 3 key topics ANSWER 1. Assessment and Taxation 2. Governance and Administration 3. Planning and Development When was the ...

Unit 7 Quiz(RECA)correctly answered rated A+ 2023/2024What are Alberta's six natural water sources? A) Surface water, rain water, rivers, river basins, lakes, and wetlands B) Surface water, rivers, river basins, frozen water, lakes, and springs C) Surface water, rivers, river basins, lakes, wetlands, and springs D) Surface water, rivers, river basins, lakes, wetlands, and wells - correct answer C Which of the following statements are correct regarding a Conservation Easement? 1. A Conse...

RECA Residential Unit 4 Exam (New 2024/2025 Update) with Questions and Answers 3 Types of property defects ANSWER Patent, Latent, Material latent What are Patent defects (on a property)? ANSWER obvious flaw discovered upon reasonable inspection. caveat emptor applies (meaning that the buyer should have inspected enough to find anything like this). Unless the seller provides information or warranties regarding the patent defects, it is the buyers responsibility to address them. What are...

RECA Residential Unit 7 Exam Questions and Answers 2024 under which Act/Law are all Alberta municipalities empowered to shape their communities? - Answer-MGA - The Municipal Government Act Which department is responsible for administration of the MGA? -Answer-Municipal Affairs is the department responsible for administering the Municipal Government Act MGA contains 3 key topics -Answer-1. Assessment and Taxation 2. Governance and Administration 3. Planning and Development When was the fir...

RECA Residential Unit 2 Exam Questions and Answers 9 things that, when representing sellers, REPs can do -Answer-1. Identify the features, qualities, and advantages that relate to the sellers' property 2. Describe the property appropriately in the applicable listing service and property databases. 3. Market the property based on the features, qualities, and advantages. 4. Promote the property and answer their buyers' questions regarding it. 5. Accurately answer questions regarding the pro...

RECA UNIT 3 : RESIDENTIAL REAL ESTATE WITH COMPLETE SOLUTION measurement standards - --An objective and consistent method to determine the area of a property and the results are verifiable. Education and communication of a measurement standard is essential to ensure the implementation of the standard is objective and consistent. Benefits of RMS - ---clarity and consistency of property measurements -provides data reliability for comparison Attached properties - ---a common-wall agreement...

RECA Exam| 200+ Actual Questions and Verified Answers|100% Correct| 2023/ 2024 Q: Under the Residential Tenancies Act, when can a landlord enter a tenant's leased premises without consent or notice? A) When a fire alarm has sounded and the fire department requires access to all of the units to check for the source of the fire B) When the landlord has not seen the tenant or received rent in 2 months and newspapers are collecting at the front door of the premises C) When water is leaking in...