A. Unspoken

B. Express

C. Executory

D. Implied

A. Usury

B. Discount point

C. Interest

D. Principal

A. The Fair Housing Administration and Enforcement Board

B. The Discriminatory Acts Board

C. The Commission on Civil Rights

D. The Fair Housing Updates Board

A. The listing broker and listing agent can be liable for the sub-agent's actions.

B. The listing broker will have to pay two agents' commissions.

C. There aren't any drawbacks.

D. Both parties must agree to dual agency.

A. Property variance

B. Special use permit

C. Moratorium

D. Use variance

A. Mark will have to refund Monique's option fee.

B. Shelly and Mark must form a new option agreement.

C. Shelly will have to sell the house to Monique.

D. Nothing will happen, as long as Shelly has a fully executed sales contract with Mark.

A. So the buyer can use the same contractor for additional additions and alterations

B. So the buyer can determine if permits were pulled

C. So the buyer can remove these items prior to closing

D. So the buyer can decide whether a price reduction is in order

A. The kitchen was remodeled five years ago.

B. The current owner has HIV.

C. The property has been treated for pests.

D. The roof was replaced last year.

A. Disclosing that there's lead-based paint to a buyer when they know about it

B. Making sure all lead is removed, even if they have to personally remove it

C. Disclosing that there's lead-based paint to a buyer, even when they don't know for sure it's there

D. Making sure their sellers know how to hide the presence of lead-based paint

A. Radon

B. Polychlorinated biphenyls

C. Chlorofluorocarbons

D. Carbon monoxide

A. Express agency

B. Implied agency

C. Behavioral agency

D. Action agency

A. The building department sends inspectors to inspect the work.

B. The builder submits a monthly progress report.

C. The builder signs an affidavit to that effect.

D. The builder is required to submit to weekly inspections performed by peers in the industry.