Preview Questions Real Estate Lawyer | Role Specific Skill

Question 1: What is a "quiet enjoyment" clause in a lease agreement?

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It guarantees that the tenant can peacefully occupy the property without disturbance from the landlord or third parties

It requires the tenant to pay a premium for the right to exclusive use of the property

It ensures that the tenant will enjoy all property-related amenities

It guarantees the tenant's financial security during the lease term

Question 2: How can a Real Estate Lawyer assist in resolving a land use dispute between neighbors?

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By encouraging the client to ignore zoning laws in favor of personal preferences

By reviewing the relevant zoning laws, property rights, and advising on potential mediation or legal action

By allowing the neighbors to settle the matter between themselves without legal involvement

By advising the client to move the property line without legal clearance

Question 3: In a real estate transaction, which of the following is a primary legal concern regarding the chain of title?

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Ensuring all contracts are signed and notarized

Verifying that all deeds are in the buyer's name

Ensuring there are no breaks or gaps in the chain of title

Confirming that the buyer is financially capable

Question 4: How should a real estate lawyer address "property tax issues" in a property transaction?

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Rely on the buyer to investigate property taxes and handle any outstanding balances

Assume that the title company will address all property tax issues and overlook them in the transaction

Investigate the status of any unpaid property taxes, ensure they are addressed in the transaction, and allocate responsibility for payment accordingly

Assume that property taxes are the responsibility of the seller and ignore them during the transaction process

Question 5: What is the effect of an "interim deed" in a conveyance?

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It allows the seller to retain control of the property while the transaction is being processed

It ensures that the property will not be subject to any future liens

It guarantees that the buyer will receive a full marketable title

It temporarily transfers title or interest in property pending the final deed transfer

Question 6: What is the primary concern when drafting a "joint tenancy" agreement in real estate?

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Excluding provisions for the transfer of the property in the event of one tenant's death

Allowing each tenant to transfer their share of the property without the consent of the others

Ensuring that tenants have equal rights but no survivorship clauses are needed

Ensuring that the agreement includes the right of survivorship, so that the surviving tenant automatically inherits the property