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Maryland (MD) Psychology Jurisprudence Exam Activities and services - Answer-Psych services required for training Board - Answer-State board of examiner of psychology Number of hours required for licensure - Answer-3250 hours, across 2 years supervised experience (75% by a psychologist, 2 hours for every 20 hours of experience plus other learning activities) Requirement to pass the MD exam - Answer-75% Requirement to pass the EPPI exam - Answer-70% (scaled score 500) recently or 73% befor...

PSI BROKER EXAM PREP EXAM REVIEW QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS, GRADED A+/ VERIFIED. A buyer has the right to buy a property at an agreed-upon price within the next six months. This is a(n) - -an option A leasehold estate that does NOT require notice to terminate is called a(n) - -an estate for years The broker and the seller both know that the foundation of the seller's house is unsafe. If they do not inform the buyer of this condition, then the contract is - -voidable A contract that has bee...

Establish the Validity of a deed: acknowledgment - (Notarized/witnessed) does not have to be recorded; signature of the grantor is being notarized Elements of a deed: delivery: 3 ways - 1. Actual delivery 2. Constructive (recorded) 3. 3rd party (hold in escrow or trust) Elements of a deed: consideration - Amount paid is usually hidden by "ten dollars and other good and valuable consideration" Elements of a deed: signature - Signature of only the grantor(seller/owner) of the property El...

Stringham - Deeds & Transfer (1) Exam Questions With 100% Verified Answers. Deed - answerActual instrument that shows that we own something. Title - answerForm of how we own something Alienation of Title - answerTransfer ownership (voluntary or involuntary); selling the property Essential elements of a deed - answer1. Intent 2. Signature 3. Granting Clause 4. Name of the parties 5. Description 6. Consideration 7. Written 8. Delivery Elements of a deed: intent - answerGrantor must in...

Pearson Vue National exam prep Real Estate, Questions And Correct Answers With Complete Verified Solutions Appurtenance including rights, privileges, and fixture Fixtures items attached to improvements with the intent to become real estate. Evident by the following: attachment/annexation, adaptation, or agreement. Transfer via a deed UNLESS they contract excludes them Emblements (crops) are exceptions. Trade fixtures are also exceptions Land and all appurtenances transfer via de...

Pearson Vue National exam prep Real Estate, Questions And Correct Answers With Complete Verified Solutions Appurtenance including rights, privileges, and fixture Fixtures items attached to improvements with the intent to become real estate. Evident by the following: attachment/annexation, adaptation, or agreement. Transfer via a deed UNLESS they contract excludes them Emblements (crops) are exceptions. Trade fixtures are also exceptions Land and all appurtenances transfer via de...

A buyer has the right to buy a property at an agreed-upon price within the next six months. This is a(n) an option A leasehold estate that does NOT require notice to terminate is called a(n) an estate for years The broker and the seller both know that the foundation of the seller's house is unsafe. If they do not inform the buyer of this condition, then the contract is voidable A contract that has been fully performed is Executed The broker and the seller are awa...

NC Real Estate Midterm Review Exam Questions with Complete Solutions How to terminate an easement - Answer-purpose no longer exists, merger, release of right, abandonment, nonuse of prescriptive easement, adverse possession by servient, destruction of servient tenement, nonrecordation, lawsuit, excessive use Taxation timetable - Answer-Jan 1-tax lien filed, Jan 5-last years tax must be paid, Jan 31-taxable property listed, Jul 1-new tax rate set, Aug-tax bills mailed, Sept 1-tax due and pa...

Under Maryland law, is a conviction that is older than 15 years admissible? - correct answer Under Maryland law, a conviction that is older than 15 years old is not admissible. Additionally, Maryland uses the date of the conviction and rejects the date of release time fame used in other jurisdictions. May cases where there was a plea of nolo contendere followed by a sentence be used as a "conviction" for impeachment purposes under Maryland law? - correct answer Yes. The use of a watchdog...

Oklahoma Real Estate 2 (Begins with Chap. 6 terms) Exam!!