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Your instruction has made it possible to learn sufficiently for many to pass the national exam. Thank you for being a part of a much needed solution for everyone who struggles choosing the strategic approach necessary for success.Once again thanks.
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thank you for this refresher....easement by estoppel was never mentioned in my coursework or vocab. And I never saw a section =640 acres , by dumb luck I got it right by adding 50+25+25=100/5 =20 😊 thank you for explaining the correct way to arrive at the answer.
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Thank you for your content! I'm happy to share i've passed. You are so fun ,i wanted to hear you say just once, i'll make you a offer you cant' refuse >but as you said a five dollar bill is a five dollar bill.:)
How is it that in question #15 you say "The gross amount includes all property expenses" then question #17 "Gross lease, the tenant pays a fixed rent and the landlord pays all operating expenses"
Thanks for this but why am i not seeing 25 questions. I only count 24. I think the numbering got off at question 2 which is the question about Felix. But then you have question 3 about the imaginary north south lines numbered as question # 2 also. Great questions but as i wrote them i renumbered them on my end.
Hi, excellent video!! In question #15 and question #17 the answers contradict to each other. Can you please explain a little bit more those answers? For Q#15 the answer should be ‘D’ since the part where the ‘landlord pays ALL other expenses for the property’ is not there as a valid answer. Or maybe it s because a 5 dollar bill is a 5 dollar bill? Maybe I’m overthinking it? Thank you in Advance and keep up the good work my friend.
Thank you for your thoughtful comment and for watching the video! I appreciate your keen observation regarding Questions #15 and #17. To clarify: • Question #15 asks about what is included in a gross lease. The correct answer is “B. The rental amount includes all property expenses.” In a gross lease, the landlord typically includes various expenses (such as taxes, maintenance, and insurance) in the rent charged to the tenant. This means the tenant pays a fixed rent amount, and the landlord takes care of these additional costs, which reduces the tenant’s exposure to fluctuating expenses. • Question #17 reinforces this concept by asking about the type of lease where the tenant pays a fixed rent, and the owner (landlord) pays all other expenses for the property. The correct answer is “C. Gross lease.” Again, this aligns with the standard definition of a gross lease, where the tenant’s responsibility is limited to paying the agreed-upon rent, and the landlord handles the other associated costs. It seems that the confusion arises from the phrasing of the possible answers. Although “D. None of the above” might initially seem correct, it is important to remember that in a gross lease, the rental amount typically covers these property expenses, which is what the questions are aiming to convey. I hope this clears things up! Please don’t hesitate to reach out if you have any more questions. Thanks again for your support, and we’re glad you’re enjoying the content!
One of the questions I received from the test was "A buy is paying for 2 bonus point for the seller, who is the buyer supposed to pay? a)sellers agent b)broker c)buyer of the house, and something else that I forgot but nothing to do with the mortgagor. Help Answer Please!
Only states that use Pearson Vue to administer their state exams. Which state are you taking the exam in? I can tell you if it's a Pearson Vue, PSI, or state-administered exam.
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A couple is retire and had winning a championship of tenis they had save a amount of money enough to give a very high down payment, they have a very good credit score which they just need to finance a little amount of money which type of institution or loan they will qualify? A) Va loan B) FHA loan C) Private bank association D) Personal loans 5 years term
Hi is there a difference between Pearson Vue and PSI I am in GA and my exam will be PSI. Just want to make sure I am studying the best material. Thank you
Yes! The two exams will cover similar and different material. If you're studying for PSI exam using the Pearson Vue course, you won't get the full picture. I recommend using our PSI crash course videos. Here are some links I think will help, if you haven't seen them already: PSI crash course part 1: ruclips.net/video/Z0phXLoTUPw/видео.html PSI 25 exam questions: ruclips.net/video/8o-5hppCFKw/видео.html Our Georgia exam prep and PSI crash course program: www.restateexamprep.com/states/georgia Hope this sends you in the right direction. Please let me know if I can help with anything else!
Thank you so much. I did sign up for your crash courses and your pre exam programs on your website unfortunately it didn’t give me the 15% discount when I entered the discount code. However the material is so great that I can’t complain. I look forward to walking into test day well prepared!
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The answer given in question 15 is incorrect. The correct answer is: D - non of the above. Gross lease: the tenant pays a fixed rent and the landlord pays all expenses associated with the property, including taxes, utilities, insurance, and repairs. However it is not uncommon for the tenant to pay unit related utility costs.
Thank you for your feedback. The answer provided in the video is indeed accurate based on the standard understanding of a gross lease. As defined by reputable sources, including the Cornell Law School’s Legal Information Institute, a gross lease is a commercial lease where the tenant pays a fixed amount periodically for renting the property. This fixed rent typically includes the landlord’s costs for property expenses, such as maintenance fees, taxes, and other expenses. However, it is also common for gross leases to allow for negotiation between the landlord and tenant, meaning some leases may include additional costs like utilities or maintenance fees within the rent, while others may not. In this specific case, the correct answer is B: “The rental amount includes all property expenses.” This reflects the standard structure of a gross lease, where these expenses are generally factored into the rent the tenant pays. The answer D would not be correct as it does not fully encompass the flexibility and common practices associated with gross leases. For further clarification, you can refer to the definition provided by the Cornell Law School’s website here: www.law.cornell.edu/wex/gross_lease
@@lidiajarosz390 this is a great resource to help look up definitions, for the terms you requested: www.law.cornell.edu/search/site/_?f[0]=bundle%3Awex_cck&retain-filters=1 We hope this helps!
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I appreciate your presentation, dictation, speed, and clear voice! So many go slow, are uninteresting, are too "in your face"/loud, or not elaborate. You do everything just right!
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Your instruction has made it possible to learn sufficiently for many to pass the national exam. Thank you for being a part of a much needed solution for everyone who struggles choosing the strategic approach necessary for success.Once again thanks.
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@@USRealtyTraining yes on December 7th.
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thank you for this refresher....easement by estoppel was never mentioned in my coursework or vocab. And I never saw a section =640 acres , by dumb luck I got it right by adding 50+25+25=100/5 =20 😊 thank you for explaining the correct way to arrive at the answer.
mine didn't mention it either!
Amazing! Glad you were able to think quickly. So, does that mean you passed your exam?
@@USRealtyTrainingyes on the state , have to retake the national
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Thank you for your content! I'm happy to share i've passed. You are so fun ,i wanted to hear you say just once, i'll make you a offer you cant' refuse >but as you said a five dollar bill is a five dollar bill.:)
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How is it that in question #15 you say "The gross amount includes all property expenses" then question #17 "Gross lease, the tenant pays a fixed rent and the landlord pays all operating expenses"
Right
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Glad you enjoyed it! How many did you get right?
Thanks for this but why am i not seeing 25 questions. I only count 24. I think the numbering got off at question 2 which is the question about Felix. But then you have question 3 about the imaginary north south lines numbered as question # 2 also. Great questions but as i wrote them i renumbered them on my end.
Hi, excellent video!! In question #15 and question #17 the answers contradict to each other. Can you please explain a little bit more those answers? For Q#15 the answer should be ‘D’ since the part where the ‘landlord pays ALL other expenses for the property’ is not there as a valid answer. Or maybe it s because a 5 dollar bill is a 5 dollar bill? Maybe I’m overthinking it? Thank you in Advance and keep up the good work my friend.
Thank you for your thoughtful comment and for watching the video! I appreciate your keen observation regarding Questions #15 and #17.
To clarify:
• Question #15 asks about what is included in a gross lease. The correct answer is “B. The rental amount includes all property expenses.” In a gross lease, the landlord typically includes various expenses (such as taxes, maintenance, and insurance) in the rent charged to the tenant. This means the tenant pays a fixed rent amount, and the landlord takes care of these additional costs, which reduces the tenant’s exposure to fluctuating expenses.
• Question #17 reinforces this concept by asking about the type of lease where the tenant pays a fixed rent, and the owner (landlord) pays all other expenses for the property. The correct answer is “C. Gross lease.” Again, this aligns with the standard definition of a gross lease, where the tenant’s responsibility is limited to paying the agreed-upon rent, and the landlord handles the other associated costs.
It seems that the confusion arises from the phrasing of the possible answers. Although “D. None of the above” might initially seem correct, it is important to remember that in a gross lease, the rental amount typically covers these property expenses, which is what the questions are aiming to convey.
I hope this clears things up! Please don’t hesitate to reach out if you have any more questions. Thanks again for your support, and we’re glad you’re enjoying the content!
One of the questions I received from the test was "A buy is paying for 2 bonus point for the seller, who is the buyer supposed to pay? a)sellers agent b)broker c)buyer of the house, and something else that I forgot but nothing to do with the mortgagor. Help Answer Please!
Im fairly confident it would be the broker, such that the broker would put that money into escrow for it to be apart of closing.
Hi is this video class is for the 50 estate
Only states that use Pearson Vue to administer their state exams. Which state are you taking the exam in? I can tell you if it's a Pearson Vue, PSI, or state-administered exam.
@@USRealtyTraining Massachusetts
@@trinidadrosa4106 That exam is administered by PSI. I recommend you check out this video: ruclips.net/video/8o-5hppCFKw/видео.html
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And if you want to purchase the full crash course, then click here: www.restateexamprep.com/states/massachusetts
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Wat about for Texas?
There are SEVERAL math questions, maybe 6-8. That's what did me in. Learn your math everyone!
This is great to know! Thanks!
A couple is retire and had winning a championship of tenis they had save a amount of money enough to give a very high down payment, they have a very good credit score which they just need to finance a little amount of money which type of institution or loan they will qualify?
A) Va loan
B) FHA loan
C) Private bank association
D) Personal loans 5 years term
C port folio loan
Hi is there a difference between Pearson Vue and PSI I am in GA and my exam will be PSI. Just want to make sure I am studying the best material. Thank you
Yes! The two exams will cover similar and different material. If you're studying for PSI exam using the Pearson Vue course, you won't get the full picture. I recommend using our PSI crash course videos. Here are some links I think will help, if you haven't seen them already:
PSI crash course part 1: ruclips.net/video/Z0phXLoTUPw/видео.html
PSI 25 exam questions: ruclips.net/video/8o-5hppCFKw/видео.html
Our Georgia exam prep and PSI crash course program: www.restateexamprep.com/states/georgia
Hope this sends you in the right direction. Please let me know if I can help with anything else!
Thank you so much. I did sign up for your crash courses and your pre exam programs on your website unfortunately it didn’t give me the 15% discount when I entered the discount code. However the material is so great that I can’t complain. I look forward to walking into test day well prepared!
@@ejsmith1021 Glad to hear the videos are helping you out! I want to make sure you get your discount. Give one of my student advisors a call at (888) 317-8740 and let's see if we can get it working.
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Neighborhood noisy is like a big hole in the wall of the property, doesn’t require disclosure as they are super obvious to a normal human being.
Good luck
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The answer given in question 15 is incorrect. The correct answer is: D - non of the above. Gross lease: the tenant pays a fixed rent and the landlord pays all expenses associated with the property, including taxes, utilities, insurance, and repairs. However it is not uncommon for the tenant to pay unit related utility costs.
Thank you for your feedback. The answer provided in the video is indeed accurate based on the standard understanding of a gross lease. As defined by reputable sources, including the Cornell Law School’s Legal Information Institute, a gross lease is a commercial lease where the tenant pays a fixed amount periodically for renting the property. This fixed rent typically includes the landlord’s costs for property expenses, such as maintenance fees, taxes, and other expenses. However, it is also common for gross leases to allow for negotiation between the landlord and tenant, meaning some leases may include additional costs like utilities or maintenance fees within the rent, while others may not.
In this specific case, the correct answer is B: “The rental amount includes all property expenses.” This reflects the standard structure of a gross lease, where these expenses are generally factored into the rent the tenant pays. The answer D would not be correct as it does not fully encompass the flexibility and common practices associated with gross leases.
For further clarification, you can refer to the definition provided by the Cornell Law School’s website here: www.law.cornell.edu/wex/gross_lease
@@USRealtyTraining Thank you for your answer. Could you please provide me with the definition of the net lease, double net lease and triple net lease?
@@lidiajarosz390 this is a great resource to help look up definitions, for the terms you requested: www.law.cornell.edu/search/site/_?f[0]=bundle%3Awex_cck&retain-filters=1
We hope this helps!
How much is your program
Hi, thanks for asking. Our pricing differs between states. You can check the price of the program for the state in which you're taking the exam by clicking here: www.restateexamprep.com/pricing