NC Real Estate Chapter 1 Review Questions Flashcards The real estate market may be described in all the following
ways EXCEPT:A. A free marketB. A local marketC. A
movable marketD. A market that is slow to react to changes in the supply and demand
- A movable market
Factors affecting supply and demand in real estate include
all of these items EXCEPT:A. Government regulationsB.
Interest RatesC. Local Economic conditionsD. Real estate investment trusts
- Real estate investment trusts
An increase in the economic supply of land has resulted
from:A. increased utilization of the physical supply of landB.
modification by improvements to the landC. High-Density developmentD. All of the above
- All of the above
- Counselor or advisor
The function of a real estate agent in dealings with buyers and sellers in the real estate market may be best described as which of the following?A. FinacierB. Counselor or advisorC. ContractorD. Salesperson
Real estate investment offers the opportunity to produce a
profit in the following ways EXCEPT:A. AppreciationB.
Positive cash flowC. Specific performanceD. Tax advantages
- Specific performance
- Location
Which of the following has the greatest effect on real property value?A. Tax RatesB. LocationC. AvailabilityD.Indestructibility
All of the following are public land use restrictions
EXCEPT:A. Building codesB. Protective covenantsC.
ZoningD. Regional Planning
- Protective covenants
Scarcity and location are examples of:A. physical
characteristics of the landB. Highest and best useC.Permanence of investmentD. Economic characteristics of the land
- Economic characteristics of the land
The employment of the concept of highest and best use:A.
Includes consideration of the physical and economic factors affecting land useB. Results in the greatest present value of the landC.Must be feasible in the near futureD. All of the above
- All of the above
The quality of the location of land and, consequently, the
value of the land can be changed by:A. The principle of
nonhomogeneityB. Relocation of the landC. Changes in the national scope of the real estate businessD. Improvements to the land that result in accessibility not previously available
- Improvements to the land that result in accessibility not
previously available
The nonhomogeneity of land:A. Is the basis for the legal
remedy of specific performanceB. Results from the uniqueness of every parcel of real estateC. Is a physical characteristic of landD. All of the above
- All of the above
The national association of realtors is:A. A government
organizationB. A trade groupC. An organization for buyers and sellers of commercial real estateD. All of the above
- A Trade Group
All of the following are separable ownerships in land
except:A. Surface of the landB. Area Below the surfaceC.
NonhomogeneityD. Air rights
- Nonhomogeneity
The real estate agent must have specialized knowledge of a variety of subjects that include all of the following
EXCEPT:A. FinancingB. ContractsC. Legal AdviceD.
Valuation of property
- Legal Advice
The term REALTOR designates:A. A real estate agent
licenseeB. A real estate licensee who is a member of the national, state, and local association of REALTORSC. Only licensees who hold broker's licensesD. All of the above
- A real estate licensee who is a member of the national,
state, and local association of REALTORS
An example of public land use control is:A. Restrictive
covenantsB. Zoning LawsC. Deed restrictionsD. Protective covenants
- Zoning Laws
The characteristic of land that causes the real estate market to be essentially a local market is the physical
characteristic of:A. IndestructibilityB. ImmobilityC.
AvailabilityD. Natural Features
- Immobility
- Location
- Restrictive covenants
Economic characteristics of real property include which of the following?A. LocationB. ImmobilityC. IndestructibilityD.Homogeneity
Which of the following is an example of the private control of land use?A. ZoningB. Restrictive covenantsC. Building codesD. Environmental controls
Physical characteristics of land include all of the following
EXCEPT:A. LocationB. NonhomgeneityC. PermanenceD.
Immobility
- Location