CA Real Estate Principles Course » 2021 » Section 12 Unit 2 Exam

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Question #1
What are some ways you can make sure you’re pricing a property at fair market value?
A.   Price it at the price the house originally sold for to be fair.
B.   Prepare a well-researched CMA.
C.   List to sell as fast as possible.
D.   Ask the sellers what the sales price should be.
Question #2
When a property is overpriced, what happens?
A.   A backlog of buyers will return to it again and again.
B.   It increases buyer interest and demand.
C.   It can usually list again at a higher price.
D.   It may become stale on the market, resulting in low-ball offers.
Question #3
What’s the best strategy for pricing a home?
A.   Price it higher than market value so buyers think it has more to offer and will schedule a showing.
B.   Prepare a detailed comparative market analysis and base the price on recent comparable sales.
C.   Always go with what the seller thinks it's worth-the customer is always right.
D.   Price it lower than market value so that there are lots of offers and a bidding war.
Question #4
If an appraisal is lower than the agreed-upon sales price, what steps can the seller take?
A.   A second appraisal can be ordered, but the seller must pay for it.
B.   A second appraisal can be ordered, although there should be good reason to question the first appraisal.
C.   A second appraisal can be ordered, but it's always the buyer's expense.
D.   A second appraisal can be ordered, which typically turns out to be higher.

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