Florida Real Estate Exam
Real estate deals with lands, buildings, resources as well as several other immovable properties. This necessitates that people who desire to own and trade it must have a profound knowledge of it. With these simple questions covering scopes such as real estate principles and practices, Florida and federal laws, you need to be at your best to ace the exam. Give it a shot now!
- 1.
![What is the intermediary who acts between owners and clients called? - ProProfs]( "What is the intermediary who acts between owners and clients called?")
What is the intermediary who acts between owners and clients called?- A.
Broker
- B.
Agent
- C.
Guarantor
- D.
Realtor
- 2.
![What is a residential building called in India? - ProProfs]( "What is a residential building called in India?")
What is a residential building called in India?- A.
Apartment
- B.
Hut
- C.
Villa
- D.
Chawl
- 3.
![What family owns the Goodnight Estate? - ProProfs]( "What family owns the Goodnight Estate?")
What family owns the Goodnight Estate?- A.
The Donalds
- B.
The Rogers
- C.
The Emdes
- D.
The Washingtons
- 4.
![What is the origin of the "land law"? - ProProfs]( "What is the origin of the \"land law\"?")
What is the origin of the "land law"?- A.
Romanism
- B.
Subsistence farming
- C.
Nomadism
- D.
Feudal system
- 5.
![Who is the person who holds a legal title to a property? - ProProfs]( "Who is the person who holds a legal title to a property?")
Who is the person who holds a legal title to a property?- A.
Beneficiary
- B.
Trustee
- C.
Interestee
- D.
Manor
- 6.
![What is the person who has an equitable interest in a property called? - ProProfs]( "What is the person who has an equitable interest in a property called?")
What is the person who has an equitable interest in a property called?- A.
Co-owner
- B.
Beneficiary
- C.
Interestee
- D.
Equator
- 7.
![What is the origin of manorialism? - ProProfs]( "What is the origin of manorialism?")
What is the origin of manorialism?- A.
America
- B.
Roman
- C.
Greece
- D.
England
- 8.
![What are the rights granted to the titular recipient of a manor called? - ProProfs]( "What are the rights granted to the titular recipient of a manor called?")
What are the rights granted to the titular recipient of a manor called?- A.
Norman
- B.
Seignory
- C.
Dignitas
- D.
Manorial
- 9.
![What is the Germanic term for a heritable estate? - ProProfs]( "What is the Germanic term for a heritable estate?")
What is the Germanic term for a heritable estate?- A.
Dellis
- B.
Graham
- C.
Sceva
- D.
Allodium
- 10.
![Which of these is not a limiting factor governing the operation of family farms? - ProProfs]( "Which of these is not a limiting factor governing the operation of family farms?")
Which of these is not a limiting factor governing the operation of family farms?- A.
Commodity futures
- B.
Costs of inputs
- C.
Economies of scale
- D.
Technological failure
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Sample Question1. Looking at the long history of US home prices adjusted for inflation (1890 to 2008), how long has it historically taken for US home prices to double (for the same type and size of house in the same location)?
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