Answer: Prohibited cat; holding over after lease expiration; garbage-related rat infestation. 130
Question: The primary advantage of renewing an existing tenant’s lease is that no renovations are expected.
Answer: False. 131
Question: Which information is least likely to be collected on a rental application?
Answer: B. List of previous convictions. 132
Question: A tenant withholds rent because promised repairs to leaking pipes were not made. What defense is being raised?
Answer: B. Constructive eviction. 133
Question: Which is least likely to be a major property-manager obligation?
Answer: D. Secure financing for capital improvements. 134
Question: A property manager is usually what type of agent?
Answer: A. General agent. 135
Question: Rachel directs a Somali student toward another complex because more African residents live there. What is this?
Answer: D. Steering. 136
Question: To satisfy the implied warranty of habitability, a property must generally:
Answer: B. Comply with health-and-safety code requirements. 137
Question: A property owner is not required to provide:
Answer: B. Internet and cable. 138
Question: Who is the principal in a property-management agreement?
Answer: C. Property owner. 139
Question: An owner who disrupts a tenant’s lawful possession has:
Answer: A. Breached the covenant of quiet enjoyment. 140
Question: Which may breach the covenant of quiet enjoyment?
Answer: B. Entering without notice or permission. 141
Question: Match easement, appurtenance, encumbrance, encroachment, license, lien, tenancy in common, and trade fixture with their definitions.
Answer: Encumbrance — burden; Lien — foreclosure right; Tenancy in common — undivided co-ownership; Trade fixture — tenant-installed personal property; Easement — nonpossessory use right; Encroachment — physical intrusion; License — revocable permission; Appurtenance — right transferring with property. 142