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#1. What is the main purpose of a title insurance policy?

#2. A real estate sales associate may be paid only by:

#3. What type of loan is guaranteed by the Department of Veterans Affairs?

#4. Which term refers to a sudden removal of land by an act of nature?

#5. A mortgage that includes personal property along with real property is called a:

#6. In Florida, a real estate licensee is considered an expert in which area?

#7. What must happen for a deed to be valid in Florida?

#8. Which item is NOT typically prorated at closing?

#9. The sales comparison approach is most useful for:

#10. What is an executory contract?

#11. Which term means to substitute a new party in a contract?

#12. How long must brokers retain documents related to escrow disputes?

#13. What is the term for dividing financial responsibility at closing?

#14. What does the term ‘lien’ mean?

#15. Which action is considered fraud in real estate?

#16. Who typically prepares the deed in a real estate transaction?

#17. Which term describes the right to use water from a river on adjacent land?

#18. A township contains how many square miles?

#19. Which entity investigates real estate complaints in Florida?

#20. What happens if a sales associate’s license becomes involuntarily inactive for more than 2 years?

#21. What is the maximum number of days to notify FREC of conflicting escrow demands?

#22. How is a cooperative different from a condominium?

#23. What does a seisin clause in a deed state?

#24. Which tax is charged on the deed when transferring real estate in Florida?

#25. A real estate licensee may be denied a license for:

#26. What is an estoppel certificate?

#27. Which of the following is an economic characteristic of land?

#28. A sublease is created when:

#29. Which clause requires a borrower to pay off the loan upon sale?

#30. What is a deed in lieu of foreclosure?

#31. A homestead exemption in Florida protects against:

#32. What is a tenancy at will?

#33. What does the FHA do?

#34. What does a licensee need to sell timeshares in Florida?

#35. The legal document that creates a condominium is the:

#36. Who issues real estate licenses in Florida?

#37. How many acres are in a section?

#38. The right of survivorship is found in:

#39. Which agency is responsible for enforcing federal fair housing laws?

#40. What happens if an applicant provides false information on a license application?

#41. What is a net listing?

#42. In appraisal, the principle of substitution means:

#43. What are littoral rights?

#44. What is the purpose of RESPA?

#45. What type of depreciation is caused by outside factors?

#46. What is a transaction broker?

#47. How many hours are required for continuing education in Florida every two years?

#48. Which of the following would terminate an offer?

#49. What is the maximum amount of time a license can remain involuntarily inactive before becoming void?

#50. What is the effect of a contract signed under duress?

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