Chapter 9 Quiz - Principles of California Real Estate

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This quiz covers topics in California real estate principles, including hypothecation of personal property, interest rates, mortgages, and other financial aspects. The questions assess knowledge of real estate concepts and terminology.

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Principles of California Real Estate Instructor Materials Chapter 9 Quiz 1. What document is used to hypothecate title to   :KLFKSDUW\WRDGHHGRIWUXVWZRXOGH[HFXWH personal property, as opposed to real property? a deed of reconveyance? A....

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Straight note sale  % $PRUWL]HGQRWH  & DQ\VXEVHTXHQWO\UHFRUGHGOLHQVDJDLQVWWKH  & ,QVWDOOPHQWQRWH property  ' &RJQRYLWQRWH  ' DFRQVWUXFWLRQORDQZKHUHWKHSURMHFWEHJDQ DIWHUWKH¿UVWPRUWJDJHZDVUHFRUGHG 9. Which loan names are synonymous? A. Interim loan/takeout loan 4. If a lender charges an interest rate greater than B. Takeout loan/standby loan WKDWDOORZHGE\ODZLWLVNQRZQDV  & &RQVWUXFWLRQORDQLQWHULPORDQ A. penury  ' &RQVWUXFWLRQ ORDQSURJUHVVLYH SD\PHQW B. usury loan  & SORWWDJH  ' H[WRUWLRQ 10. A land contract may be described as a substitute IRUDQRWHDQGDGHHGRIWUXVW,QWKLVZD\DODQG   :KLFKRIWKHIROORZLQJLVWKHEHVWGH¿QLWLRQRI contract is: a prepayment penalty? A. an option agreement  $ $IHHSDLGE\DWUXVWRUZKHQKHSD\VVRPH B. a three-party instrument of the debt in advance  & DVHFXULW\GHYLFH  % $IHHSDLGE\DWUXVWRUZKHQKHLVODWHLQ  ' LGHQWLFDOWRDPRUWJDJH paying his monthly payment  & $IHHSDLGE\DWUXVWRUWRORFNLQDQLQWHUHVW rate on a loan until closing  ' $IHHSDLGE\DEX\HULQRUGHUWRDVVXPHDQ existing loan 12 Chapter 9: Principles of Real Estate Financing  $VXERUGLQDWLRQFODXVHLQDGHHGRIWUXVWZLOO A. prohibit the trustor from obtaining another loan before the existing loan is paid in full  % SHUPLWWKHWUXVWRUWRSD\R൵WKHORDQLQIXOO before the end of the loan term  & UHTXLUHWKHDFFHOHUDWLRQRIWKHORDQLQWKH event the property is sold  ' JLYHSULRULW\WRVXEVHTXHQWORDQVRYHUWKH existing loan 12. A mortgage contains a provision requiring the lender’s approval before the loan can be as- sumed. Such a provision is: A. unenforceable B. valid  & YRLG  ' YRLGDEOH  $VWDWHPHQWREWDLQHGIURPDSURSHUW\RZQHU regarding a promissory note that lists the prin- cipal balance, interest rate, and amount and schedule of payments, is a/an:  $ EHQH¿FLDU\VWDWHPHQW  % R൵VHWVWDWHPHQW  & FHUWL¿FDWHRIGLVFKDUJH  ' VXERUGLQDWLRQFODXVH 14. If a trustor defaults on a deed of trust, the most H[SHGLHQWUHPHG\DYDLODEOHWRWKHEHQH¿FLDU\ is a/an: A. judicial foreclosure  % VKHUL൵¶VVDOH  & WUXVWHH¶VVDOH  ' XQODZIXOGHWDLQHUDFWLRQ 15. A buyer purchased a property for $700,000 DQG PDGH D GRZQSD\PHQW RI  +H ERUURZHGWKHUHPDLQGHURIWKHSXUFKDVHSULFH 7KLVZRXOGEHFRQVLGHUHGDSXUFKDVHPRQH\ mortgage if it came from: A. the seller B. a conventional lender  & WKHEX\HU¶VVLVWHULQODZ  ' $OORIWKHDERYH 13 Principles of California Real Estate Instructor Materials Answer Key  & $VHFXULW\DJUHHPHQWLVWKHVHFXULW\LQ- 8. A. A straight note is an interest-only note, strument used to secure a loan for the ZKHUHWKHERUURZHUZLOOSD\R൵WKH purchase of personal property. A bill interest during the loan term and then of sale is the instrument that actually pay the entire principal balance as a transfers title to personal property. balloon payment at the end of the loan term.  ' 7RFUHDWHDWLJKWPRQH\PDUNHWWKH )HGHUDO5HVHUYHZRXOGWDNHDFWLRQV  & $FRQVWUXFWLRQORDQLVDWHPSRUDU\ that reduce the amount of funds avail- ORDQVRLW¶VDOVRNQRZQDVDQLQWHULP DEOHWROHQG,WZRXOGGRVRE\UDLVLQJ ORDQ$WDNHRXWORDQLVSHUPDQHQW¿- NH\LQWHUHVWUDWHV WKHGLVFRXQWUDWHDQG nancing obtained once construction is the federal funds rate), raising reserve complete. requirements, and selling bonds. & :KHQLWLVXVHGDVDQDOWHUQDWLYH¿-  & $SXUFKDVHPRQH\PRUWJDJHLVDQ\ nancing arrangement, a land contract ORDQWDNHQRXWWR¿QDQFHWKHSXUFKDVH is a security device. Under a land RIUHDOSURSHUW\WKDWZLOOEHVHFXUHGE\ contract, the vendor continues to hold that property. Therefore, it can’t take legal title to the property during the SULRULW\RYHUOLHQVWKDWZHUHSUHYLRXVO\ repayment period. UHFRUGHG XQOHVVWKH\KDGDVXERUGLQD- tion clause) or over tax liens. ' $VXERUGLQDWLRQFODXVHSODFHVWKHH[- isting loan in a lien priority position  % 8VXU\ODZVDUHVWDWHODZVWKDWPDNHLW inferior to that of subsequent loans. illegal to charge more than a maximum interest rate on certain loans. % $OLHQDWLRQFODXVHVZKLFKDOORZWKH lender to call the loan if the property 5. A. A prepayment penalty is paid by a bor- is sold, are common in conventional URZHUZKRSD\VR൵GHEWLQDGYDQFH loans. Under an alienation clause, a Prepayment penalties are uncommon lender may approve an assumption of in residential mortgages. the loan by a proposed buyer.  & 7KHWUXVWHHZLOOVLJQWKHGHHGRIUHFRQ- % $QR൵VHWVWDWHPHQWLVREWDLQHGIURP veyance and deliver it to the trustor. DSURSHUW\RZQHUZKHQDPRUWJDJHRU The trustee should also record the deed deed of trust is assigned to an inves- of reconveyance to release the prop- WRU'RQ¶WFRQIXVHLWZLWKDEHQH¿FLDU\ erty from the lien. VWDWHPHQWZKLFKFRQWDLQVVLPLODULQIRU- mation but is obtained from a lender.  ' ,IDOHQGHUGHIDXOWVRQDQRWHVXEMHFWWR an acceleration clause in the mortgage RUGHHGRIWUXVWWKHOHQGHUZLOO³FDOO´ WKHORDQ7KLVZLOOUHTXLUHWKHERUURZHU to pay the loan amount in full. 14 Chapter 9: Principles of Real Estate Financing & 7KHSULQFLSDODGYDQWDJHRIGHHGRI trust foreclosure is that a trustee’s VDOHPD\EHKHOGZLWKLQPRQWKVRIWKH GHIDXOWUDWKHUWKDQZDLWLQJWKURXJKD MXGLFLDOIRUHFORVXUHVKHUL൵¶VVDOHDQG redemption period. ' ,QLWVEURDGHVWVHQVHDSXUFKDVH money mortgage is any loan used WRSXUFKDVHUHDOSURSHUW\ZKHUHWKH SURSHUW\ZLOOEHXVHGDVVHFXULW\,W can come from any source: the seller, a bank, even a friend or relative. 15

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