Tax liens Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

Commercial Real Estate SAE - Champion's School of Real Estate 495 Questions with Verified Answers Productivity Management - CORRECT ANSWER Measuring the results from the use of available systems and tools for prospecting activities CRM - CORRECT ANSWER Contact Relationship Manager, a tool used to automate prospecting tasks and manage leads Geographic farming - CORRECT ANSWER A particular area that may include neighborhoods that a sales agent or broker markets for the solicitation of bu...

Arizona property taxes are based on: - Assessed value The tax rate applied to owner occupied residential property is: - 10 % What lien has priority first: - Property taxes Property taxes become a lien the first day of: - January If a property is not bid at a tax foreclosure sale: - Anyone can later buy the tax lien from the Treasurer Rank the following in order: IRS lien, Property Taxes, Special Assessments - Property Taxes, Special Assessments, IRS Liens When a broker misappropriates fu...

Mississippi Real Estate Exam Latest Version Graded A+ Real versus personal property real property: Real estate and the bundle of rights Personal property: all property that is not land or permanently attached to land, excepting trade fixtures and emblements. Physical characteristics of land immobility, indestructibility, and heterogeneity. Metes and Bounds describes property by landmarks, monuments, distances and angles. From point of beginning (POB) and returns to POB Rectan...

NYREI School Exam Questions and Answers Latest Version Graded A+ What is the minimum licensing requirement to sell commercial real estate in New York? a real estate salesperson's license What is the preferred method of creating an agency relationship? expressed agency An amenity purchaser occupies or uses the purchased property Condominium units are considered _____ property and are conveyed by _____. real / deed A salesperson who is an independent contractor is not subject to withholding r...

A broker's protection clause, when inserted into a listing agreement, serves this function: - Answer-To entitle the broker a commission if the property is sold to parties with whom he/she has negotiated during the term of the listing for a stated number of days after the listing expires A legal document pledging a property to the lender as security for payment of a debt is called: - Answer-A mortgage What does a desist and refrain order do if issued by the real estate commissioner? - Answ...

* Arizona Property Taxes and Assessments (Delinquent) - ● Penalty for delinquency 16% and tax lien ● Purchaser of tax liens gets a certificate of purchase ● May foreclose in 3yrs if taxes are not paid by the property owner. * Arizona Property Taxes - ● Charged "ad valorem" (A Latin phrase meaning "according to value"; used to refer to taxes assessed on the value of property) or assessed value ● Levied once (Jan. 1st) and paid twice a year ● Oh No More Money (Oct, Nov, Mar,...

Texas Principles of Real Estate 1 (2024 / 2025) Exam | Guide with Questions and Verified Answers | 100% Correct Q: curtsey rights Answer: right a husband has to his wifes estate upon her death Q: fee simple defeasable Answer: a gift of land by a person or GRANTOR Q: Life Estate Answer: an estate in land for the duration of someones life (always a gift of land/ real estate) Q: Homestead Answer: Texas is a Homestead State. The property that you own and live in. It is a constitutional right that ca...

How are AZ property taxes charged? - Answer-Ad Valorem What does Ad Valorem mean? - Answer-Assessed Value How are Arizona Property Taxes paid? - Answer-Levied once, Paid Twice When are AZ property Taxes Due? and Delinquent? - Answer-Oct-Nov and March-May (O No More Money) Who do you pay the property taxes to? - Answer-County Treasurer What is the penalty for AZ Property Tax Delinquency? - Answer-16% Property Tax Assessment Ratio Residential? - Answer-10% Property Tax Assessment Ratio Lan...

Does the anti-deficiency statute apply to investment property? - True. Does the anti-deficiency statute apply to second mortgages and deeds of trust? - False. What are the two requirements of the property if the anti-deficiency statute is to apply? - 2.5 acres or less. Utilized as a family home for a 1 or 2 family dwelling. In a deed of trust, who is the "trustor?" - The person buying the house (the purchaser). Who has priority in liens even over a purchase money mortgage lien filed prior...

A lien is an example of a/an...? - Encumbrance - Entitlement - Estoppel - Escheatment Encumbrance If a property has both a tax lien and a mortgage lien against it, which lien has priority (generally speaking)? - Tax lien - Mortgage lien - They have equal priority - Whichever lien was filed first Tax lien A lien that is not tied to a specific piece of real estate is called a...? - General lien - Non-specific lien - Statutory lien - Tax lien General lien T...