Видео

The fundamentals of law and the judicial system within BC. This chapter will introduce basic legal ideals. In addition, this chapter will set the standard for the PRET (Pass Real Estate Today) course. This Chapter outlines the differences between common law and equitable principles, and how they are applied within the legal system of British Columbia.

In this Technology Chapter, we will look at how to market your Real Estate business and the web applications available as a Realtor. We’ll examine the way that the Internet is being used for communication, business and the consumer is changing the real estate industry. We cover the way that tech affects your business are of importance as you determine your technology needs within the industry. ...

Working with our proven Mentorship program put's those licensed in Trading Services as Realtors, at a huge advantage. Commercial Real Estate allows you to work with investors that are interested in their CAP rate. This 30 day course will fast-track you on how to function as a commercial Real Estate Agent.

Does the compounding frequency given in the question match the payment frequency? If NO, an Interest Rate Conversion is needed This is common because of the Interest Act The Interest Act requires lenders to disclose the interest rates they charge as a J1, or J2 which is a”yearly” or “semi annually” compounding However - most people make payments in different ways. Most commonly “monthly” especi...

Quick review on the previous calculator lesson and reminders on the fundamentals of mortgage calculations. For more info please see: passrealestate.today/courses/chapter-14-interest-rates-and-mortgages/

LESSON DESCRIPTION In this chapter, we will go over how the Common Law has been used to create the framework of both Residential and Commercial tenancies. Both parties have implied rights and rights that must be woven into lease & license agreements. To do this, we’ll be reviewing the Residential Tenancy Act and the Commercial Tenancy Act. passrealestate.today/courses/chapter-6-commercial-and-r...

You'll need to submit a maximum of 2 assignment questions & answers in order to be eligible for examination in 90 days. This video outlines where to find answers that UBC provides, and serves as a how-to guide for those who want to schedule their real estate examination within the 90 day timeframe.

PRET has a sophisticated and proven to obtain your Realtor license within BC. To learn more please visit us at passrealestate.today/

COURSE DESCRIPTION This is a math chapter and should be reviewed after you feel comfortable with Chapter 13 & Chapter 16. In the session, we will grasp an understanding of the Loan to Value Ratio (L/V). passrealestate.today/courses/chapter-17-mortgage-underwriting-and-borrower-qualifications/ Definition: the lender’s examination of the borrower’s personal income as the source of funds to make t...

503. The market value of a vacant site can be determined using: the cost approach of appraisal. the comparative approach of appraisal. the accrual approach of appraisal. the capitalization approach of appraisal. Explanation: Question 503 Answer: 2 Option (2) is correct because a vacant site can only be valued using the comparative approach of appraisal.

484. Marissa owns a 45-year-old apartment building. All six suites are rented out at below-market rents and the current leases are not up for renewal for another two years. The apartment building is situated in a block in which all of the other apartment buildings have been torn down and replaced with office buildings. In addition, the apartment is situated on land zoned for commercial purposes...

793. Which of the following statements is TRUE? An appeal from all courts of original jurisdiction in British Columbia, including small claims court, is to the British Columbia Court of Appeal. An appeal from the British Columbia Supreme Court is to the British Columbia Court of Appeal. A person who loses in the British Columbia Court of Appeal has an absolute right to be heard in the Supreme C...

741. Where a case is brought before a judge of the British Columbia Supreme Court: the judge may exercise only equitable jurisdiction in deciding the matter. the judge may exercise both equitable and common law jurisdiction in deciding the matter. where common law and equity conflict, the judge must apply the common law rule. the judge may not do any of the above. Explanation: Question 741 Answ...

685. Which of the following could be called “legislation”? The Land Title Act The Principle of Specific Performance The Equity of Redemption All of the above Explanation: Question 685 Answer: 1 Option (1) is correct because the Land Title Act is a body of law written and passed by the provincial government of British Columbia. Option (2) is incorrect because specific performance is a remedy tha...

Chapter 1 - Law Q. 639

Chapter 1 - Law Q. 528

Chapter 1 - Law Q. 489

Chapter 1 - Law Q. 384

Chapter 1 - Law Q. 223

Chapter 1 Law - #23

Chapter 1 - Law #14

Practice Question Chapter 1 #9

Revenue Recognition Principle & Ethics In Real Estate pre-licensing British Columbia

Straight Line Depreciation Pass Real Estate Today Shane & Alisha Ilaender go over math

Property Transfer Tax PTT In British Columbia

Official Community Plan Example & Explained

Example of a non conforming use and city bylaw's within BC

Local Government Law - Health Act

Debt Coverage Ratio In Chapter 17