Broker Law Review L-1

Which of the following is not a form of involuntary alienation?

Which circumstance would negate encroachment?

Which of the following would be considered an encroachment?

Who is responsible for recordation of a deed?

When a party makes an acknowledgement in a deed, they are referred to as the:

When a party prepares a codicil, they have amended a/an:

A patent deed comes from:

A demising clause would be found in which document?

Title would transfer involuntarily from all of the following EXCEPT:

The right to own a property acquired by usage over time is called:

Which of the following is not necessary for a valid Arizona deed?

Adverse Possession is best described as:

What type of deed gives the greatest protection to the grantee?

In order to record a deed, which of the following would be required?

A real estate agent should not do which of the following:

Marketable title would be defined as:

After J bought real estate from P, both parties decided to cancel the recorded sale. What must be done?

An exception in a deed:

If a deed is delivered but destroyed before recordation, who is the legal title holder?

A warranty deed would not guarantee the grantee against:

The Grantor signed a deed, but it was never received by the Grantee nor recorded. Which of the following statements are true?

What is necessary for a valid deed?

What is the maximum number of grantees in a warranty deed?

The party who makes a will is called:

Which is an example of involuntary alienation?

When you acquire personal property through a will you obtain a:

All of the following relate to adverse possession except:

Which of the following is true regarding adverse possession?

A warranty deed must contain all of the following EXCEPT:

When a party uses a property openly, continuously, notoriously and in a hostile manner for a statutory period of time, this is referred to as:

A property is sold with a quitclaim deed. Several years later, it was realized that the party signing the deed only had 50% interest. The owner of the other 50% now appears. Which of the following is true?

A person buying real estate from an executor will not get a general warranty deed because:

All of the following can happen as a result of an inheritance except:

A deed has been placed in escrow. It was signed by the grantor, who dies before close of escrow. What is the status of the deed?

A covenant against encumbrances insures against all of the following except:

What is the final step in the process of conveying a deed?

All of the following would be considered constructive notice EXCEPT:

A deed does not guarantee against which of the following?

Which of the following clauses would convey?

When a document is acknowledged, it shows which of the following?

Which of the following, listed below, shows the best relationship between Testate and Intestate?

A clause in a deed which specifies the degree of property conveyed is called:

A gift deed would relate most closely to:

When a Quit Claim deed is used, what type of interest does the grantee have?

Which of the following is required for a valid deed?

Which of the following is a voluntary transfer?

Which of the following would be a covenant in a deed?

When a grantor gives a covenant to the grantee promising that no liens exist against the property except those revealed, this is known as:

When a buyer is given a promise that the grantor has the right to convey the property, it is called:

When a person acuires an easement by prescript, the time accumulated by multiple property occupants is called:

If a person dies intestate, the estate will:

A party lives on a property without the permission of the owner. After the legally required time period, if the occupant receives title to the property, the method of acquiring title is called:

Which of the following deeds listed below would contain the warranty forever?

When a person receives real estate through a will, which of the following is true?

When a person dies with a will, which of the following statements would be false?

The very first transfer of real property from a government to a private party is called a:

When does title NOT convey?

Which of the following is the weakest type of will?

In a deed, the clause that deals with easements and liens is called:

A handwritten will is called which of the following?

A person who receives real estate in a will is:

Property "A" is encroaching on Property "B". Property "B" waits too long to take any action. If property "A" obtains an easement, it would most likely be an easement:

If a property owner does not evict a trespasser after a period of time, they may acquire:

Which of the following does not convey title?

Which type of deed is not necessarily evidence of title?

Who is covered by an ALTA policy?

Title insurance is paid:

An abstract of title is best described as:

In order to have a valid deed, the final step is:

The following is a type of "bargain and sale" deed:

Transfer of real property requires a:

When a lessee is promised "quiet enjoyment", it means:

When a document is recorded, what type of notice is given:

Quiet enjoyment is best described as a covenant in a:

When a person receives real estate through a will, this is called:

A quit claim deed would do which of the following:

Which type of deed would have three promises and two warranties:

All of the following deeds will convey title EXCEPT:

An affidavit of value would contain all of the following EXCEPT:

What is the purpose of an affidavit of value?

A deed is acknowledged in Arizonan to:

When a condition is placed in a deed a violation of the condition could result in which of the following?

When deed restrictions are placed against a property, the restrictions would be considered a/an:

A standard policy of title insurance would cover which of the following events?