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What is the definition of property management |
The administration, operation, marketing, maintenance, and financial oversight of real property in order to achieve the objectives of the property owner. |
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What are the entry, medium, and high levels of property management |
Property-entry, asset-medium, portfolio-highWhat are some examples of natural attachments |
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What are some examples of natural attachments |
Trees, valuable mineral deposits, and oil |
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What are some examples of artificial improvements |
Buildings, sidewalks, and fences |
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What are items that would be handled by the asset manager |
Stocks, bonds, cash, real estate, commodities. They also handle the structures. Physical structure, financial structure, ownership structure |
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What would a portfolio manager handle |
The portfolio manager would handle a bunch of different types of assets |
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What regulates what Canon can’t be written in rental agreements |
Uniform residential landlord and tenant act |
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What regulates anti-discrimination laws |
Fair housing act, ADA, equal credit opportunity act |
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What state agency is responsible for maintaining fair housing |
The California Department of fair employment and housing (DFEH) |
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How many days notice of required for pay or quit |
Three days |
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What properties are covered by the tenant protection act of 2019 |
Properties less than 15 years old, single-family properties with no corporate owner, duplexes where are the owner occupied one of the units, Property were owner and tenant sure common area |
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What are the two parts of the tenant protection as of 2019 |
Just cause evection law and state wide rent cap law |
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What are some examples of no-fault just cause |
The property is taken off the market, the property will be demolished or remodeled, the owner friends or family intends to occupy the unit |
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What must an owner do for no-fault evictions |
Owner must pay one month relocation fee |
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What are the rent caps |
5% a year plus local CPI not to exceed 10% |
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What entity certified property managers |
IREM |
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What entity covers RMP and MPM certificates |
NARPM |
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What’s indemnity |
The owner should keep the property in compliance with all government regulations |
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What’s the flat fee composed of |
Gross dollars plus profit margin |
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What are reasons that a property manager might charge additional fees |
Overseeing rehabilitation or modeling, finding a tenant (50 to 100 percent of monthly rent |
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What is the issue with the percentage fee system |
It creates an agency problem |
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What is net operating income comprised of |
Net operating income equals gross rental income minus operating expenses |
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What’s the agency problem with percentage fee |
The property manager has no incentive to control operating expenses |
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What are the obligations of the property manager |
Obedience, loyalty, disclosure, Confidentiality, accounting, reasonable care |
Obedience, loyalty, disclosure |
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True or false, California labor laws only apply to employees not contractors |
True |
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What are some examples of building components |
Roofing, flooring, water heaters, furnaces, elevators, and air conditioners |
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What is the property status report/inspection report |
The current physical and financial condition of the property |
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What is an annual operating budget |
And itemize list of all estimated income and expenses during the year |
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What is net operating income |
Expected gross income minus operating expenses plus replacement reserves |
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What is expected gross income |
Potential gross income minus vacancy and collection fees |
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What is cash flow |
Net operating income minus debt service |
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What are the two parts in the two-step process to determine whether there’s a contractor or employee, Integration, liability |
Step one who controls the detail of the work. Step two ownership of tool/chance of profit or loss |
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Did the two reports that are owed to the owner |
Financial statements and operation reports |
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What is part of the financial statements |
Profit and loss statement, statement of cash flow’s |
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Is the tenant mix report |
Used primarily in commercial properties. Tenants should attract similar clients |
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What are the three steps in creating a management plan |
One gather information, to prepare the management plan, 3% management plan |
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What is a management plan |
Financial and operational blueprint created by the property manager in order to achieve the owners investment goal |
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What is an estoppel certificate |
A signed statement by the tenant verifying that the lease information is accurate |
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What is a lease abstract |
Names lease terms unit number square footage monthly rent renewal options. |
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What are the four things involved in gathering information |
Owners investment goal, property inspection, lease analysis, income and expense analysis |
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