I found Paul few weeks ago in my surge for more clear explanations. Paul is one of the best instructor you will find doe to his knowledges & technics of teaching.
Hi Shirley... That is AWESOME! Congrats! Only those that study hard and put in the time to study pass the exam. I wish you the best of luck in your new venture. 😁
It's also a REALLY good idea to make sure and VERIFY that the tenant paid the rent on April 1st. I have seen so many landlords lie about it and then the new own gets suck with the eviction... How, they schedule closing until the last day of the month so they're only cost is 1 day's proration. The buyer closes, then the next day they discover the tenant is two months behind.
For prorating real estate taxes, if the question doesn't disclose who is responsible for the day of closing, is it automatically the buyer or does it just apply in prorating rents? 2. The question did not disclose whether it was a 360 day year or 365 year, so in prorating rents, is it always a 360 year?
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I found Paul few weeks ago in my surge for more clear explanations. Paul is one of the best instructor you will find doe to his knowledges & technics of teaching.
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I just took and passed my exam. You videos were a great help. You really did a great job explaining the math and other concepts. Thanks so much.
Hi Shirley... That is AWESOME! Congrats! Only those that study hard and put in the time to study pass the exam. I wish you the best of luck in your new venture. 😁
It's also a REALLY good idea to make sure and VERIFY that the tenant paid the rent on April 1st. I have seen so many landlords lie about it and then the new own gets suck with the eviction... How, they schedule closing until the last day of the month so they're only cost is 1 day's proration. The buyer closes, then the next day they discover the tenant is two months behind.
Good call...
You explain so thoroughly is mind blowing. I was confused about these two. U are the mvp. Thanks so much
Thank you, Gregory!
For prorating real estate taxes, if the question doesn't disclose who is responsible for the day of closing, is it automatically the buyer or does it just apply in prorating rents?
2. The question did not disclose whether it was a 360 day year or 365 year, so in prorating rents, is it always a 360 year?
I've been looking for help with this!
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Finally, this vid shows everything ive been looking for. Ty
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Your video made this easy.
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Taking my test in October. Thanks for making the math so understandable.
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Exactly what waz on my exam.
Right on
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What about a second year lease should I be charged a prorated rent?
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I never understood why some use the 260 day method and others use the 365. Pick one and let's all go with it.
In some place it is very standard. But, we have to know it for the real estate exam!
isnt cost and debit the same thing? or am i tripping??
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is this on the ca exam
Unfortunately I had this on my sales associate exam and failed with a 70 and didn’t understand this one for sure 😔
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