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Unit 19 real estate

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Typically, a corporate property manager is an employee of the corporation and NOT an independent contractor.

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true

front 2

Homes built in factories and meeting HUD specifications are technically identified as manufactured homes.

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true

front 3

The property management agreement should be in writing and include compensation provisions that comply with antitrust laws.

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true

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The property manager under the management agreement is usually considered a general agent.

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true

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Net operating income (NOI) is the income that remains after all expenses and the debt service have been deducted.

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false

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Tenant improvements are also called add-ons.

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false

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The property manager typically is responsible for determining whether a building meets the accessibility requirements of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA).

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true

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The Equal Credit Opportunity Act (ECOA) does not prohibit a landlord from denying a rental application based on a person's receipt of public assistance.

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false

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Commercial tenants need an HO-4 or renter's policy to insure their personal property.

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false

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Property managers may want to carry errors and omissions (E&O) insurance to protect against any financial management mistakes.

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true

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Title III of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) impacts which type of property?

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Commercial and public accommodations

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An example of complying with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) could be

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installing auditory signals in elevators.

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Successful property managers do all of the following EXCEPT

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keep on good terms with tenants by overlooking infractions of the building rules.

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A management agreement is to a property manager as

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a client representation agreement is to a broker.

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Residential leases are usually expressed as

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a monthly rate per unit

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Rental rates are influenced primarily by the principle of

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supply and demand.

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Managers who monitor a portfolio of properties similar to a securities portfolio by analyzing the performance of the properties and making recommendations to the owners of the properties are called

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asset managers.

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Property management begins with

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a management plan.

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The channeling of protected class members to certain buildings or neighborhoods is called

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steering

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All of the following should be a consideration in selecting tenants for the property EXCEPT

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ethnic background of the tenants and their employees.

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A property manager repairs a leaking sink. This is classified as which type of maintenance?

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Corrective

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A property manager's primary obligation is to

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the owner

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When senior housing includes subsidized units, the property manager needs to be familiar with

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state and federal rules pertaining to eligibility requirements and income verification.

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Avoid, control, transfer, or retain are the four alternative techniques of

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risk management.

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The manager of a commercial building has many responsibilities in connection with the operation and maintenance of the structure. The manager would normally be considered the agent of

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the building's owner.

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A property manager is expected to

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maintain the value of and generate income from the property.

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A property manager who enters into a management agreement with an owner is usually

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a general agent.

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The person who assists a corporation with real estate investments, usually as an employee and not an independent contractor, is

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a corporate property manager.

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Personal, as well as business-related, services may be provided to building tenants under the umbrella of

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concierge services

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An insurance policy package that includes standard commercial property coverage such as fire, hazard, public liability, and casualty is called what kind of policy?

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Multiperil

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Which type of insurance coverage insures an employer against MOST claims for job-related injuries?

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Workers' compensation

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All of the following are alternative risk management techniques EXCEPT

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ignoring it.