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Chapter15 Quiz: REAL ES 021 : Real Estate Economic - Anderson O. - SUMMER 2021 - SECTION# 12407
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An investor
none of the choices does not need to be concerned with real estate cycles or busienss cycles
an investor should undestand both real estate cycles and business cycles
does not need to be concerned with trends Good work
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A cycle and a trend
can never occur at the same time can occur at the same time none of the choices a trend is re-occuring Good work
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Question 3
Obtaining a new loan in order to pay off an existing loan is called:
subordination. refinancing. an equity loan. novation. Good work
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Question 4
The Equal Credit Opportunity Act accomplishes which of the following?
Prohibits lender discrimination in providing credit All of the above Prohibits the lender from using source of income as a basis of credit Allows a person to know what is in his credit file
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5. Monopoly outcome versus competition outcome
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out of work for a year. The company has offered him a settlement of 5700,000, of
which Jay would receive $600,000 after attorneys' fees. His attorney has advised
him that he has a 50% chance of winning his case If he loses, he will incur
attomeys' fees and court costs of $75,000. If he wins, he is not guaranteed his full
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attomey takes her cut, and a 50% chance that the jury will award him a lesser
amount of $1 million, of which Jay would get $500,000. Using decision tree
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