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Superior School of Real Estate Guide (Latest 2024/ 2025 Update) Questions and Verified Answers| 100% Correct| Grade A Q: What gets recorded Answer: DREAM OIL - deeds, restricted covenants, easements, assignments options, Installment land contracts, leases longer 3 yrs Q: Nc enabling act Answer: - Confers zoning power on municipality - zones outside the incorporated limits but subject to zoning restrictions are .... ETJ Extra-terrorial jurisdiction Q: NC zonin...

Real Estate UNIT 1 National Exam Questions and Answers Graded A+ All property other than real estate is known as what? Personal Property What is an appurtenant? Appurtenance is a legal term denoting the attachment of a right or property to a more worthy principal. Appurtenance occurs when the attachment becomes part of the property such as a furnace or air conditioning unit. Real estate consists of what three things? Land, Improvements, and Rights If a seller is taking a fixture i...

Principles of Louisiana Real Estate Unit 2 Exam Questions With 100% Verified Answers. Tax according to value is called ___________________. - answerad valorem ___________________ attempts to avoid property from becoming deserted or ownerless. - answer. escheat A(n) ___________________ allows an individual to deviate from the zoning requirement due to some adversity or suffering brought about under the current laws. - answervariance Commercial or residential land rezoned for conservation ...

Backflow Prevention Final Questions with Solutions 1. Backflow is defined as: a) the pressure in the distribution piping of the potable water supply b) the undesirable reversal of water, other liquids, gases or substances in the distribution pipes of the potable water supply c) high pressure in the pipes of the water user d) excess pressure through a pressure regulator b) the undesirable reversal of water, other liquids, gases or substances in the distribution pipes of the potable water su...

If any portion of the code is held to be invalid, the remaining portion is what? - ANS Not affected Unless an extension is granted, a permit expires after how long if no action is taken? - ANS 180 days Where there is a conflict between a general requirement and a specific requirement, which should apply? - ANS The specific requirement Buildings and uses lawfully established and in existence at the time of adoption of the code may continue that use, provided such ...

National Real Estate Exam Practice Questions And Answers 100% Solved A property owner has decided to do some landscaping work on his yard. He has planted a tree surrounded by some flowering shrubs. The tree and shrubs are an example of... - answerimprovements A property owner has a waterfront lot on a stream. He has the right to use the water from the stream. What is this right called? - answerriparian A tenant is aware that his lease will expire at the end of the month. He has begun to ...

CHAPTER 3 - IL Real Estate Exam ENABLING ACTS ️- any municipality w/ 25,000+ can pass their own law - any county that elects their own head - municipal law (village, town, city) supersedes county law ZONING ️taking of the land by the government What is the purpose of zoning? ️How land is used for the protection of the public (health, safety, welfare) , regulate/control use of land NON-CONFORMING USE ️A lot or an improvement does not conform to the zoning law b/c it existed be...

If any portion of the code is held to be invalid, the remaining portion is what? - ANSWER-Not affected Unless an extension is granted, a permit expires after how long if no action is taken? - ANSWER-180 days Where there is a conflict between a general requirement and a specific requirement, which should apply? - ANSWER-The specific requirement Buildings and uses lawfully established and in existence at the time of adoption of the code may continue that use, provided such condition is wh...

Arizona Salesperson Course Exam Prep: Land Use, Encumbrances, and Taxes Flashcard Set Easement in gross Granted to a specific individual or business entity rather than attached to the property itself Private land use controls Include as easements, conditions, restrictions, and covenants Condition Contingencies under which a property might be won or lost if the condition is violated Covenant Agreements between two or more parties that are enforced via the court system Subdivision Land...

Texas Real Estate Exam Prep (From PearsonVUE and & Champions National Exam Prep) A property owner has decided to do some landscaping work on his yard. he has planted a tree surrounded by some flowering shrubs. The tree and shrubs are an example of: a) encroachments b) improvements c) surface rights d) emblements b) improvements A property owner has a waterfront lot on a stream. He has the right to use the water from the stream. What is this right called? a) riparian b) littoral c) ap...