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Q1. Real estate is property, which can be either a tangible or an intangible asset. Which of the following would be considered an intangible asset? a. Land b. building c. mortgage d. fence

Q1. Real estate is property, which can be either a tangible or an intangible asset. Which of the following would be considered an intangible asset? a. Land b. building c. mortgage d. fence

Economics: Private and Public Choice (MindTap Course List)
Economics: Private and Public Choice (MindTap Course List)
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Part II: Multiple Choice Questions Q1. Real estate is property, which can be either a tangible or an intangible asset. Which of the following would be considered an intangible asset? a. Land b. building c. mortgage Q2. The demand for real estate derives from the need that market participants (e.g., owner occupants, tenants, renters) have for shelter and convenient access to other locations. This competition for physical location and space occurs in the: a. Space or user market b. Capital market c. Government Sector d. Property Market Q3. The required rate of return that an individual demand on a real estate investment is determined in the: User or space market b. capital market c. government d. local market e. None of the above a. Q4. Considered a fundamental pricing metric in commercial real estate markets, the ratio of a property's annual net income to its market value is more commonly referred to as a (n): a. Appreciation rate b. Capitalization rate d. fence Q6. Elements of traditional zoning include all except: a. Performance standards Q5. Real estate markets differ from other asset classes by having all of the following characteristics except: a. Local market b. high transaction cost c. segmented market d. Homogeneous product e. provision of special use districts c. Discount rate d. Internal rate of return b. setback requirement's c. bulk limits Q7. Externalities in land use include all except: a. Leap-frog development b. increase storm run-off from paving d. inability to judge the quality of a structure, once built d. land use categories c. traffic congestion
Transcribed Image Text:Part II: Multiple Choice Questions Q1. Real estate is property, which can be either a tangible or an intangible asset. Which of the following would be considered an intangible asset? a. Land b. building c. mortgage Q2. The demand for real estate derives from the need that market participants (e.g., owner occupants, tenants, renters) have for shelter and convenient access to other locations. This competition for physical location and space occurs in the: a. Space or user market b. Capital market c. Government Sector d. Property Market Q3. The required rate of return that an individual demand on a real estate investment is determined in the: User or space market b. capital market c. government d. local market e. None of the above a. Q4. Considered a fundamental pricing metric in commercial real estate markets, the ratio of a property's annual net income to its market value is more commonly referred to as a (n): a. Appreciation rate b. Capitalization rate d. fence Q6. Elements of traditional zoning include all except: a. Performance standards Q5. Real estate markets differ from other asset classes by having all of the following characteristics except: a. Local market b. high transaction cost c. segmented market d. Homogeneous product e. provision of special use districts c. Discount rate d. Internal rate of return b. setback requirement's c. bulk limits Q7. Externalities in land use include all except: a. Leap-frog development b. increase storm run-off from paving d. inability to judge the quality of a structure, once built d. land use categories c. traffic congestion
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