Florida Real Estate Section 10

Front 1

How many acres are in a property with the legal description :The SW1/4, SW1/4, NW1/4 of Sec 6, T2S, R2W

Back 1

10

Hint 1

649?4?4?4?=10

Front 2

The north-south strip formed by two lines six miles apart is called a

Back 2

Range

Front 3

A township located five township tiers north of the baseline and eight range lines west of the principal meridian is written as

Back 3

T5N, R8W

Front 4

Blanche has a survey for a property in Orlando that is in a subdivision. Which survey method would likely have been used for the parcel?

Back 4

Lot and block

Front 5

A township measures

Back 5

6 mile square

Front 6

A marked point of known or assumed elevation from which other elevations may be established is called a

Back 6

Benchmark

Front 7

How many square feet are in the legal description : The SE 1/4 , NE 1/4 of Sec 3 and the SW1/4, NW1/4 of Sec 2 of T5S, R3W?

Back 7

3,484,800

Hint 7

640 � 4 � 4 = 40 plus 640 � 4 � 4= 40 to Equal 80 Acres ; 80 Acres x 43,560 per acre = 3,484,800 Square Feet

Front 8

How many miles is T3S, R4W located from base line?

Back 8

12

Front 9

In a metes-and-bounds description what is the opposite direction of South 45 degrees West?

Back 9

North 45 degrees East

Front 10

There are how many square feet in one acre?

Back 10

43,560 square feet

Front 11

When the government began dividing land by the government survey system, they ended up with areas of land which were less than an aliquot part (a fractional piece of a section) that frequently bordered water. This subpart of a section was designated by a number, for example, Lot 3 and is called a Check

Back 11

False

Front 12

The section located directly north of section 5 is section 35.

Back 12

False The answer would be Section 32.

Front 13

If one section is one mile by one mile, then we also know that each section is actually 5,280 linear feet by 5,280 linear feet.

Back 13

True

Front 14

Property can also be identified through an assessors parcel number, referred to as PID, which is used to aid in the collection of federal tax collection.

Back 14

False ....used to aid in the assessment of property for tax collection.

Front 15

The point of beginning in a metes and bounds survey is always either North or South.

Back 15

True

Front 16

Surveys rely on a point of beginning, monuments, and an ending point known as the terminus.

Back 16

True

Front 17

In Florida, the principal meridian and base lines run through the center of Orlando.

Back 17

False -Tallahassee

Front 18

The lot and block survey method is also called the recorded plat method.

Back 18

True

Front 19

Every fourth township line is used as a correction line in which the placement of the range lines are measured and corrected to a full six miles.

Back 19

True

Front 20

Surveys are utilized to Locate Property, Resolve Boundary Disputes, Resolve Encroachment Disputes, Verify Information for a Sale and Purchase, and to Divide Property Into Smaller Parcels.

Back 20

True