Real Estate Essentials - Test 03

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Real Estate Essentials - Practice Test 03

Ontario Real Estate Essentials - Course 1

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The Real Estate Institute of Canada (REIC) is an educational branch of which organisation?

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Which of these is most likely to carry out a title search?

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If a person purchases a timeshare property, they may cancel the purchase agreement up to how many days after receiving a signed copy of it?

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A mid-rise building has up to how many storeys?

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A seller's salesperson must undertake a Comparative Market Analysis in order to determine what?

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A surveyor's real property report is a full survey of a property with the exception that only which angles are monumented?

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In a condominium each owner of a unit has tenancy in common ownership of common elements and what type of ownership of their own unit?

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A right enjoyed by one landowner over the land of another is what?

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A survey is usually required…?

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For land registered under the Land Registry Act, a title search must extend back a minimum of…?

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How many of the board of directors of RECO are registrants elected from the industry?

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In a joint tenancy, upon the death of one joint tenant, the tenancy transfers to…?

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A buyer purchasing a home in a mobile home park owns what?

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If the government wishes to acquire a piece of land for a reasonable purpose, it issues what sort of order?

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An R-plan is what?

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A land lease, allowing a tenant to build/own a home on land without purchasing the land, typically lasts up to…?

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Profit-a-prendre agreements give a person other than the owner of a piece of land the right to do what?

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A private limitation that restricts the use of property for a specific purpose and manner is called what?

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Every branch office of a brokerage must have a branch manager as a supervisor if they have how many staff?

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A real estate board is found on which level of the real estate industry?

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To convert from the Land Registry system to the Land Titles system, a search must find ownership for 10 years or at least how many previous deeds?

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A piece of land known as a concession had a frontage of…?

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Which of these would not usually have to take a fractional interest in the space above the physical surface of a property?

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A branch manager may be a salesperson under direct supervision of a broker providing they have how much experience?

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All land in Ontario is registered under…?

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In a joint tenancy, each tenant has undivided possession of…?

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How many common party walls do semidetached properties have?

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Which is the highest form of estate?

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A salesperson should confirm the legal description of a property using…?

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Under the Land Titles Act, how can a person acquire the title to land through adverse possession or prescription (squatter's rights).

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