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This document discusses establishing and running a property management company. It covers legal issues like business ownership, licenses, and insurance. It also discusses setting up the physical office, hiring personnel, and company vehicles and equipment. Maintaining trust accounts, paying taxes, and using accounting and filing systems are also covered. The document ends by discussing marketing the business and different fee structures.
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Tx law-18 - unit 11
This document outlines various forms of public ownership and government regulation related to real property. It discusses land-use controls like eminent domain, zoning, and subdivision regulations. It also covers environmental controls such as the National Environmental Policy Act, Clean Air and Water Acts, and state laws regulating waste disposal and coastal zones. Building codes and considerations for residential construction styles are additionally noted.
Tx law-18 - unit 10
This document discusses different types of land ownership and property interests in Texas, including homestead rights, possessory estates like fee simple and life estates, nonpossessory mineral estates, voluntary and involuntary liens on property, easements, water rights, and private deed restrictions that can encumber land. It provides an overview of the historical background and legal framework for landownership in Texas.
Tx law-18 - unit 9
This document discusses land surveying methods and measurements, the purpose of land descriptions and surveys, and types of legal land descriptions. It covers surveying using GPS and total stations, common linear and area units, and why boundary and improvement surveys are obtained. Legal description types include metes and bounds, recorded plats, and the Public Land Survey System.
Tx law-18 - unit 8
This document categorizes different types of property. It defines real property as land, including airspace, surface and subsurface areas, along with any attachments such as natural fixtures or improvements. Real property also includes appurtenances like air or water rights, as well as easements and rights of way. Property rights are described as bundles of rights like homestead rights that can be associated with owning real property.
Tx law-18 - unit 7
This document outlines various Texas purchase contracts and statutory disclosures for residential and commercial property transactions. It includes one to four family residential contracts, condominium contracts, farm and ranch contracts, unimproved property contracts, new home contracts, and amendments. It also lists notices required by law regarding title insurance, property owner associations, taxes, coastal areas, potential annexation, utilities, flood hazards, environmental hazards, and lead-based paint. Additional optional addenda and forms address the sale of other property, back-up contracts, termination notices, short sales, and property conditions.
Tx law-18 - unit 6
This document discusses Texas real estate laws and regulations, including the Real Estate License Act, unauthorized practice of law, required contract forms, guidelines for filling out contracts, presenting and accepting offers. It covers the Texas Real Estate Commission, applicable laws, exceptions to unauthorized law practice, exceptions to using required contract forms, methods for presenting offers, accepting offers, and handling multiple offers.
Tx law-18 - unit 5
This document discusses the basics of contracts including their classification, elements for a valid contract, and determining their validity. It also covers interpreting contracts by addressing issues like time sensitivity, evidence rules, and conditions. Finally, it examines amending, discharging, and terminating contracts through various methods such as performance, mutual rescission, breach, and statute of limitations.
Tx law-18 - unit 4
This document discusses ethics and law as they relate to business, specifically real estate. It outlines the Canons of Professional Ethics and Conduct for real estate licensees, including the five canons and enforcing the canons. It also discusses professional codes of conduct from the National Association of Realtors and handling complaints of ethics violations. Finally, it outlines antitrust and unfair competition laws, prohibited actions under federal and state antitrust laws, federal antitrust laws, Texas antitrust law, and the Texas Real Estate Fraud Act.
Tx law-18 - unit 3
The document discusses several key topics in real estate agency law including the source of agency law in common and statutory law. It defines different types of agency relationships such as general, special, and universal agency. It also outlines the roles and duties of various parties in a real estate transaction including brokers, agents, principals, and customers. The document also covers topics like types of brokerage business ownership, size of brokerage firms, agency disclosure requirements, creating and terminating agency agreements, and protections under the Texas Deceptive Trade Practices Act.
Tx law-18 - unit 2
This document outlines the basic provisions for real estate brokers and sales agents in Texas as defined in the Texas Real Estate License Act (TRELA). It describes the subchapters that cover definitions; licensing requirements; the Texas Real Estate Commission's organizational structure, powers, and complaint procedures; continuing education; license renewal; broker and sales agent practices; prohibited practices; and enforcement provisions.
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The document provides an overview of the history and sources of law, the structure of courts in Texas, and legal remedies. It discusses how civil law is imposed by the state while common law is based on precedent. The sources of law include constitutional law which establishes government branches and rights, statutory law created by legislatures, and administrative law in the form of agency rules and local ordinances. Texas has a complex five-level court system and legal remedies involve litigation through lawsuits or alternative dispute resolution like mediation and arbitration.
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This document discusses several nontraditional FHA mortgage programs, including the Home Equity Conversion Mortgage (HECM) program which allows homeowners over 62 to convert their home equity into tax-free cash. It also covers the Title I program for manufactured homes, the Section 203(h) program for disaster victims, the Hawaiian Home Lands program, and the Section 248 program for Indian reservations and restricted lands. Eligibility requirements, loan terms, and features of each program are outlined.
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This document provides an overview of several nontraditional FHA mortgage programs, including:
- The Adjustable-Rate Mortgage (ARM) Program which offers mortgages with interest rates that can rise or fall over time. It discusses features like caps on interest rate adjustments.
- The Home Rehabilitation Mortgage Program which provides financing to purchase and rehabilitate a home, including repairs, improvements and energy efficiency upgrades. It allows borrowers to roll repair costs into the loan.
- The Energy Efficient Mortgage Program which provides financing incentives for energy efficiency improvements that reduce a home's energy usage.
- The Graduated Payment Mortgage and Growing Equity Mortgage Programs which offer
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This document discusses mortgage fraud, including an overview of different types of mortgage fraud like fraud for property or profit. It outlines several federal mortgage fraud offenses such as conspiracy, falsifying loan applications, mail fraud, and money laundering. It also covers types of mortgage fraud scams involving income, assets, employment, identity, and property valuation. Finally, it discusses risk management for mortgage loan originators and lenders, including how to protect themselves and what red flags to look out for.
Safe 7 hr-ce-18 module 4
This document covers ethics and fraud issues in the mortgage industry. It discusses the definition of ethics, characteristics of predatory lending and victims of predatory lending practices. Predatory practices discussed include kickbacks, excessive fees, unfair penalties, loan flipping, equity stripping and various mortgage scam. The document also outlines the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau's role in enforcing consumer protection laws through complaint processes, administrative adjudication, civil penalties, redress and enforcement actions against practices like false advertising, redlining, foreclosure deceit and steering.
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This document outlines various federal laws pertaining to loan origination activities, including laws around consumer privacy, fair lending, fraud, identity theft, and anti-money laundering. It discusses laws such as the Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act, Fair Credit Reporting Act, Home Mortgage Disclosure Act, Bank Secrecy Act, and USA PATRIOT Act. The document provides an overview of the requirements and regulations imposed by these laws for institutions involved in loan origination.
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