FREE REAL ESTATE AND STUDY GAMES ABOUT REP EXAM

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FREE REAL ESTATE AND STUDY GAMES ABOUT REP EXAM

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Question 1: Zoning Ordinances

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Local laws or regulations that implement the comprehensive plan by regulating zoning and land use

Question 2: Area Variance

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Allows owners to develop a property in a way that's not normally allowed by the physical or dimensional requirements of the current zoning.Question 3: Taxation as Government Power Facts: True or False? Paying taxes related to the property is one way to avoid a lien being placed on real estate.

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True

Question 4: Coastal Zone Management Act of 1972 (CZMA)

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Created to "preserve, protect, develop, and where possible, to restore or enhance the resources in certain coastal areas"

Question 5: Certificate of Occupancy

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A document issued after satisfactory final inspection allowing a building to inhabited Question 6: Use or Area Variance? This type of variance allows the owner to have an exception to the physical or dimensional requirements of the current zoning.

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Area variance Question 7: Other Types of Zoning Classifications (Other than Commercial and Industrial) Areas designated for hospitals, jails and prisons, courthouses, college campuses, and public schools

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Institutional Question 8: Other Types of Zoning Classifications (Other than Commercial and Industrial) Property that was never built on or that was built on but was brought back to its natural state

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Vacant land Question 9: Variance or Special Use Permit? The property owner must show that the hardship that is being claimed is not self-inflicted.

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Variance

Question 10: Family (Defined by law)

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It can mean one or more persons living as a single housekeeping unit.Question 11: Clean Water Act: True or False? Authorizes the EPA to control all phases of hazardous waste

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False

Question 12: Home Occupation

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An owner of a small business using the owner's residential property to conduct business.

Question 13: Use Variance

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Permission to use the land for a purpose prohibited by current zoning restrictions Question 14: Types of CERCLA Liability: Joint and several liability

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Each of the responsible parties is personally responsible for the total damages.

Question 15: Environmental Impact Statement (EIS)

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A document the developer prepares that describes the action that may impact the environment

Question 16: Zoning

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Local rules that divide a city or community into different areas and dictate how the land in each area can be used

Question 17: Special (Conditional) Use Permit

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Allows a property to be used in a way that isn't in accordance with zoning regulations

Question 18: U.S. Army Corps of Engineers

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Oversees navigation and water supply

Question 19: Brownfields

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These are abandoned sites, many of which are suspected of containing hazardous waste or contaminants.

Question 20: Transfer of Development Rights

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Program that encourages a shift in growth away from agricultural or environmentally sensitive regions to more appropriate areas.

Question 21: Inverse Condemnation

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Gov't takes private property but fails to compensate owner; property owners forced to file suit. Taking may be physical (occupation) / regulatory (gov't regulations deprive owner of property's beneficial use & cause property to lose its economic value Question 22: Incentive Zoning: True or False? FAR includes all structures that will be inhabited, plus any parking areas or structures.

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False Question 23: Eminent Domain and Taking: condemnation or inverse condemnation? This occurs when private property is regulated by a government authority to the detriment of the landowner.

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Inverse condemnation

Question 24: Group Home

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A residential facility for five or more adults who have been institutionalized for various reasons and then released.Question 25: Other Types of Zoning Classifications (Other than Commercial and Industrial) Commonly public recreation areas administered and controlled by state and local governments

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Parklands Question 26: Special Use Permits: True or False? A special use permit requires a public hearing.

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True