Real Estate Quiz (Easy)Version en ligne Test your real estate knowledge by passing the quiz before time expires! par WM 1 What is a mortgage? a A fee paid to a real estate agent b A loan used to buy a house, paid back with interest c A tax on property ownership d A document that proves homeownership 2 Capital gains refer to: a The profit made from selling something for more than it was purchased b The value of a home after renovations c A tax credit given to homebuyers d The cost of property maintenance 3 What is an appraisal? a A fee paid at closing b A professional estimate of a property's value c A government tax on home purchases d A type of real estate investment 4 A deed is: a A physical document transferring ownership of a property b A loan agreement with a bank c A type of real estate investment d A home inspection report 5 A fixer-upper is a: a Property requiring repairs, often sold at a lower price b Newly built home ready for move-in c Rental property with a high vacancy rate d Property with an adjustable mortgage rate 6 Flipping a house means: a Buying a home and selling it quickly for a profit b Renting a property for a short-term lease c Investing in a real estate trust d Renovating a home for long-term rental income 7 Closing costs include: a Monthly property taxes b Fees paid at the end of a real estate transaction, such as lender fees, title insurance, and taxes c The amount a buyer pays upfront for a home d Yearly maintenance expenses 8 What is a down payment? a The total cost of purchasing a home b A tax deduction for first-time homebuyers c The last payment on a mortgage d The initial amount a buyer pays when buying a house, usually a percentage of the home price 9 A landlord is: a A person who rents a property from an owner b A company that invests in commercial real estate c A property owner who rents out space d A real estate agent who sells rental homes 10 Property tax is: a A fee paid for property insurance b A loan interest payment c Taxes paid by homeowners based on property value d A closing cost charged by the lender 11 A Real Estate Investment Trust (REIT) is: a A loan program for new homebuyers b A contract between a buyer and seller c A tax deduction for rental property owners d A company that owns income-producing real estate 12 Rental yield measures: a The property value appreciation over time b The annual rental income as a percentage of the property’s price c The amount a tenant pays for rent d The fees associated with managing a rental property 13 A short sale occurs when: a A property is sold at auction after foreclosure b A home is rented for a short period c A homeowner sells a home for less than the mortgage balance, often to avoid foreclosure d A real estate agent sells a house below market value 14 A tenant is: a A person who owns multiple rental properties b A company that manages real estate investments c A person who rents a property d A buyer looking for a home 15 Vacancy rate refers to: a The percentage of rental properties that are unoccupied b The amount of available housing in a market c The number of homes sold each month d The cost of renting a property 16 Equity in a home represents: a The total value of a home b The amount owed on a mortgage c The total amount paid in interest d The portion of the home a homeowner actually owns, calculated as the home’s value minus any outstanding mortgage 17 Escrow is used for: a Holding money or documents until all sale conditions are met b Paying property taxes each year c Protecting tenants from eviction d Managing real estate investments 18 Foreclosure happens when: a A tenant moves out before the lease ends b A lender takes back a property due to missed mortgage payments c A home is sold for more than its appraised value d A real estate agent lists a home for sale 19 A Homeowners Association (HOA) is: a A government agency that helps homeowners b A type of insurance for property owners c A community group that enforces rules and manages common areas d A rental assistance program 20 A home inspection helps buyers by: a Lowering the cost of a mortgage b Providing a home insurance quote c Determining the home’s tax rate d Evaluating the condition of a home before purchase 21 What does a listing refer to in real estate? a A home that has been sold b A property that is advertised for sale c A document proving homeownership d A rental agreement between a tenant and landlord 22 Market value is: a The tax value of a home b The cost of a home after renovation c The price a home would likely sell for in the current market d The original purchase price of a home 23 Pre-approval is: a A guarantee that a buyer will get a loan b A signed contract between a seller and buyer c The amount a buyer must pay upfront for a home d A lender’s confirmation of how much a buyer can borrow before house hunting 24 A real estate agent is: a A person who provides home inspections b A person who grants home loans c A licensed professional who helps buyers and sellers with transactions d The owner of a rental property 25 What is a title in real estate? a A legal concept that proves property ownership and describes ownership rights and responsibilities b A government record of a home's tax history c The asking price of a home d The legal description of a neighborhood 26 Zoning laws determine: a How much property tax a homeowner must pay b Whether a home is in foreclosure c The legal name of a property owner d The types of buildings and businesses allowed in an area 27 An Adjustable-Rate Mortgage (ARM) is: a A loan with a fixed interest rate b A mortgage with an interest rate that changes over time c A short-term loan for home renovations d A home loan only available to first-time buyers 28 A Fixed-Rate Mortgage is best described as: a A mortgage with an interest rate that stays the same throughout the loan b A loan that can only be used for commercial real estate c A mortgage that adjusts to inflation d A temporary loan for homebuyers 29 Debt-to-Income Ratio (DTI) is: a A percentage that determines how much a home is worth b A number that shows how much profit a home has gained in value c A representation of the percentage of a home a buyer owns d The percentage of income used for debt payments, affecting mortgage approval 30 The Origination Fee is: a A tax paid on capital gains b A charge by lenders to process a mortgage application c A cost associated with closing a home sale d The interest paid over the life of a loan 31 What is a point in real estate financing? a A credit score required for mortgage approval b A fixed percentage of a property’s value paid as tax c A fee paid upfront to reduce a mortgage’s interest rate d A home inspection fee 32 Refinancing a mortgage means: a Paying off a mortgage early to avoid interest b Replacing an old mortgage with a new one, often for better terms c Changing a fixed-rate mortgage to an adjustable-rate mortgage d Increasing monthly payments to pay off a mortgage faster 33 Cash flow in real estate refers to: a The amount of cash needed to buy a house b The total mortgage payments over the loan term c The tax savings from owning a home d The money left after paying expenses on an investment property 34 What is the Capital Gains Tax? a A tax paid when selling real estate for a profit b A fee charged for mortgage processing c A yearly tax paid by homeowners d A tax on rental income 35 Leverage refers to: a Replacing an old mortgage with a new one, often to get better terms b Buying and reselling a property quickly for profit c Borrowing money to invest more, hoping for higher returns d creating a unique identity for a business through name, logo, messaging, and customer experience 36 What is the tax/assessed value? a Taxes paid by homeowners based on property value b The dollar amount a local government assigns to a property, which is used to determine how much property tax a homeowner owes c The upfront amount a buyer pays when purchasing a home, usually a percentage of the total price d A tax on profit from selling real estate
Créer jeu