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20. The restriction on the use of private property by the local government agency is called: a.  regulations. b.  zoning. c.  code enforcement. d.  government restrictions.

30. Mixing the funds of a principal and a licensee is known as: a.  commingling. b.  joint account. c.  trust account. d.  mixed funding.

15. When a landlord discovers that work is being done on the property without the landlord’s consent, he or she should: a.  file a mechanic’s lien against the tenant. b.  issue a 3-day pay and quit notice. c.  terminate the tenancy. d.  post a Notice of Non-Responsibility on the property.

38. Some of the ways in which contracts may be classified include: a.  valid. b.  voidable. c.  void. d.  all answers are correct.

2. Anything attached to the land, such as buildings, fences, walls, walks and shrubs, are called: a.  permitted items. b.  incorporated items. c.  improvements. d.  enhancements.

21. A voluntary lien, for money owed, placed over more than one parcel, is called a: a.  tax lien. b.  blanket encumbrance. c.  multi-parcel lien. d.  none of the answers are correct.

17. An easement that is “created for and beneficial to” the owner of adjoining or attached lands is which type of easement? a.  Easement appurtenant b.  Easement abutting c.  Easement approximate d.  Easement non-encumbering

10. Susie owns a life estate based upon her own life. She leases the property to a tenant on a three-year lease. Susie, the life tenant, dies two years later. What happens to the lease? a.  The lease is terminated. b.  The lease remains intact. c.  The lease can be renegotiated. d.  The lease is automatically renewed.

1. Items of personal property that are attached to (or incorporated into) the land in such a manner as to become real property are called: a.  attachments. b.  fixtures. c.  incorporated items. d.  furniture.

12. When two or more people have identical interests in the whole property with the same right of possession and the right of survivorship, it is called: a.  a limited partnership. b.  joint tenancy. c.  corporate interests. d.  unity in possession.