Or Business/Trust Requirements Action Plan Follow-up

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On a prelim - what requirement code needs to be shown if the vestee is a LLC?
- R/26
- R/51
- M/55
- R/44
- R/49

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This is the follow-up test to the OR business/trust requirements ACTION plan from Q1.

Or Business/Trust Requirements Action Plan Follow-up - Quiz

2.

When there is no record of active business entity - what code will need to be shown (for commitments in the preprinted requirements section, for prelims in the info notes)?
- ORE/E2
- ORE/E1
- ORE/ET1
- ORE/M1
- ORE/T1
Correct Answer

A. ORE/ET1

Explanation

When there is no record of active business entity, the code that needs to be shown for commitments in the preprinted requirements section and for prelims in the info notes is ORE/ET1.

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3.

Requirement codes do not need to be shown on a Lot Book Guarantee.
- True
- False
Correct Answer

A. True

Explanation

Requirement codes are used in the real estate industry to indicate specific conditions or requirements that must be met for a property to be eligible for a guarantee. However, on a Lot Book Guarantee, these requirement codes do not need to be shown. This means that the guarantee does not need to include any specific conditions or requirements for the property. Therefore, the statement that requirement codes do not need to be shown on a Lot Book Guarantee is true.

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4.

Trusts need to be ran in the business registry.
- True
- False
Correct Answer

A. False

Explanation

Trusts do not need to be registered in the business registry. Trusts are separate legal entities that are created to hold and manage assets for the benefit of beneficiaries. While some jurisdictions may require certain types of trusts to be registered, it is not a universal requirement. Trusts are typically governed by the terms of the trust agreement and relevant laws, rather than being registered in a business registry. Therefore, the statement that trusts need to be run in the business registry is false.

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5.

On a commitment, what preprinted requirement codes need to be marked if the vestee is an inactive partnership? (Choose all that apply)
- RPTS/CC2 (J)
- RPTS/C3 (K)
- RPTS/C14 (G)
- RPTS/CC4 (L)
- RPTS/CC7 (M)
Correct Answer(s)

A. RPTS/C3 (K)
A. RPTS/C14 (G)
A. RPTS/CC7 (M)

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Or Business/Trust Requirements Action Plan Follow-up

On a prelim - what requirement code needs to be shown if the vestee is a LLC?

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When there is no record of active business entity - what code will need to be shown (for commitments in the preprinted requirements section, for prelims in the info notes)?

Requirement codes do not need to be shown on a Lot Book Guarantee.

Trusts need to be ran in the business registry.

On a commitment, what preprinted requirement codes need to be marked if the vestee is an inactive partnership? (Choose all that apply)