🔴 PSI Outline | - |
2019 |
Unit 1 |
🎯PSI Exam Content Outline |
Updates | - |
2019 |
Unit 1 |
✅NEW💚 Extra Questions Copy |
2019- |
Unit 1 |
📌Property Ownership (Salesperson 8%; Broker 10%) |
Unit 2 |
Real Versus Personal Property; Conveyances |
Unit 3 |
Land Characteristics and Legal Descriptions |
Unit 4 |
Living Area |
Unit 5 |
Measuring Structures |
Unit 6 |
Rentable and Usable Area |
Unit 7 |
Mineral, Air, and Water Rights |
Unit 8 |
Encumbrances and Effects on Property Ownership |
Unit 9 |
Types of Ownership |
Unit 10 |
Property Ownership Quiz |
- Government rights in land
- Property taxes and special assessments
- Eminent domain, condemnation, escheat
- Government controls
- Zoning and master plans
- Building codes
- Regulation of special land types
- Flood zones
- Wet lands
- Regulation of environmental hazards
- Types of hazards
- Abatement and mitigation
- Restrictions on contaminated property
- Private controls
- Deed conditions or restrictions
- Covenants, conditions, and restrictions (CC&Rs)
- Homeowners association regulations
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Unit 1 |
📌Land Use Controls and Regulations (Salesperson 5%; Broker 5%) |
Unit 2 |
Government Rights in Land |
Unit 3 |
Government Controls on Land |
Unit 4 |
Private Controls |
- Appraisals
- Purpose and use of appraisals for valuation
- General steps in appraisal process
- Situations requiring appraisal by certified appraiser
- Estimating Value
- Effect of economic principles and property characteristics
- Sales or market comparison approach
- Cost approach
- Income analysis approach
- Competitive/Comparative Market Analysis
- Selecting comparables
- Adjusting comparables
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Unit 1 |
📌Valuation and Market Analysis (Salesperson 7%; Broker 7%) |
Unit 2 |
Appraisals |
Unit 3 |
Estimating Value |
Unit 4 |
Competitive (Comparative) Market Analysis |
- Basic concepts and terminology
- Points
- LTV
- PMI
- Interest
- PITI
- Financing instruments (mortgage, promissory note, )
- Types of loans
- Conventional loans
- FHA Insured loans
- VA guaranteed loans
- USDA/rural loan programs
- Amortized loans
- Adjustable-rate mortgage loans
- Bridge loans
- Owner financing (installment and land contract/contract for deed)
- Financing and lending
- Lending process application through closing
- Financing and credit laws and rules
- Truth in lending
- RESPA
- Equal Credit Opportunity
- CFPB/TRID rules on financing and risky loan features
- Underwriting
- Debt ratios
- Credit scoring
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Unit 1 |
📌Financing (Salesperson 10%; Broker 8%) |
Unit 2 |
Basic Concepts and Terminology |
Unit 3 |
Types of Loans |
Unit 4 |
Financing and Lending |
- Agency and non-agency relationships
- Types of agents and agencies
- Other brokerage relationships (non- agents)
- Transactional
- Facilitators
- Agent’s duties to clients
- Fiduciary responsibilities
- Traditional agency duties (COALD)
- Powers of attorney and other delegation of authority
- Creation of agency and non-agency agreements; disclosure of conflict of interest
- Agency and agency agreements
- Key elements of different types of listing contracts
- Key elements of buyer brokerage/tenant representation contracts
- Disclosure when acting as principal or other conflict of interest
- Responsibilities of agent to customers and third parties, including disclosure, honesty, integrity, accounting for money
- Termination of agency
- Expiration
- Completion/performance
- Termination by force of law
- Destruction of property/death of principal
- Mutual agreement
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Unit 1 |
📌General Principles of Agency (Salesperson 13%; Broker 11%) |
Unit 2 |
Intoduction to the Brokerage |
Unit 3 |
Agency and non-agency relationships |
Unit 4 |
Creation of Agency and Non-agency Agreements; Disclosure of Conflict of Interest |
Unit 5 |
Termination of Agency |
- Property condition
- Property condition that may warrant inspections and surveys
- Proposed uses or changes in uses that should trigger inquiry about public or private land use controls
- Environmental issues requiring disclosure
- Government disclosure requirements (LEAD)
- Material facts and defect disclosure
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Unit 1 |
📌Property Disclosures (Salesperson 6%; Broker 7%) |
Unit 2 |
Property Condition |
Unit 3 |
Environmental Issues Requiring Disclosure |
Unit 4 |
Government Disclosure Requirements (LEAD) |
Unit 5 |
Material Facts and Defect Disclosure |
- General knowledge of contract law
- Requirements for validity
- Factors affecting enforceability of contracts
- Void, voidable, unenforceable contracts
- Rights and obligations of parties to a contract
- Executory and executed contracts
- Notice, delivery and acceptance of contracts
- Breach of contract and remedies for breach
- Termination, rescission and cancellation of contracts
- Electronic signature and paperless transactions
- Bilateral vs. unilateral contracts (option agreements)
- Contract Clauses, including amendments and addenda
- Offers/purchase agreements
- General requirements
- When offer becomes binding
- Contingencies
- Time is of the essence
- Counteroffers/multiple offers
- Counteroffers
Multiple offers |
Unit 1 |
📌Contracts (Salesperson 17%; Broker 18%) |
Unit 2 |
General Knowledge of Contract Law |
Unit 3 |
Offers/Purchase Agreements |
Unit 4 |
Counteroffers/Multiple Offers |
- Basic concepts/duties of property management
- Lease Agreements
- Types of leases, e.g., percentage, gross, net, ground
- Key elements and provisions of lease agreements
- Landlord and tenant rights and obligations
- Property manager’s fiduciary responsibilities
- ADA and Fair Housing compliance in property management
- Setting rents and lease rates (BROKER ONLY)
II.         Transfer of Title (Salesperson 8%; Broker 7%)- Title Insurance
- What is insured against
- Title searches, title abstracts, chain of title
- Marketable vs insurable title
- Potential title problems and resolution
- Cloud on title, suit to quiet title (BROKER ONLY)
- Deeds
- Purpose of deed, when title passes
- Types of deeds and when used
- Essential elements of deeds
- Importance of recording
- Escrow or closing; tax aspects of transferring title to real property
- Responsibilities of escrow agent
- Prorated items
- Closing statements/TRID disclosures
- Estimating closing costs
- Property and income taxes
- Special processes
- Foreclosure
- Short sale
- Warranties
- Purpose of home or construction warranty programs
- Scope of home or construction warranty programs
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Unit 1 |
📌Leasing and Property Management (Salesperson 3%; Broker 5%) |
Unit 2 |
Basic Concepts/Duties of Property Management |
Unit 3 |
Lease Agreements |
Unit 4 |
Landlord and Tenant Rights and Obligations |
Unit 5 |
Property Manager’s Fiduciary Responsibilities |
Unit 6 |
ADA and Fair Housing Compliance in Property Management |
Unit 7 |
Setting Rents and Lease Rates (BROKER ONLY) |
- Title Insurance
- What is insured against
- Title searches, title abstracts, chain of title
- Marketable vs insurable title
- Potential title problems and resolution
- Cloud on title, suit to quiet title (BROKER ONLY)
- Deeds
- Purpose of deed, when title passes
- Types of deeds and when used
- Essential elements of deeds
- Importance of recording
- Escrow or closing; tax aspects of transferring title to real property
- Responsibilities of escrow agent
- Prorated items
- Closing statements/TRID disclosures
- Estimating closing costs
- Property and income taxes
- Special processes
- Foreclosure
- Short sale
- Warranties
- Purpose of home or construction warranty programs
- Scope of home or construction warranty programs
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Unit 1 |
📌Transfer of Title (Salesperson 8%; Broker 7%) |
Unit 2 |
Title Insurance |
Unit 3 |
Deeds |
Unit 4 |
Escrow or Closing; Tax Aspects of Transferring Title to Real Property |
Unit 5 |
Special Processes |
Unit 6 |
Warranties |
Unit 7 |
Your Home: Settlement Costs and Helpful Information |
- Trust/escrow accounts
- Purpose and definition of trust accounts, including monies held in trust accounts
- Responsibility for trust monies, including commingling/conversion
- Federal fair housing laws and the ADA
- Protected classes
- Prohibited conduct (red-lining, blockbusting, steering)
- Americans with Disabilities (ADA)
- Exemptions
- Advertising and technology
- Advertising practices
- Truth in advertising
- Fair housing issues in advertising
- Use of technology
- Requirements for confidential information
- Do-Not-Call List
- Licensee and responsibilities
- Employee
- Independent Contractor
- Due diligence for real estate transactions
- Supervisory responsibilities (BROKER ONLY)
- Licensees
- Unlicensed personnel
- Antitrust laws
- Antitrust laws and purpose
- Antitrust violations in real estate
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Unit 1 |
📌Practice of Real Estate (Salesperson 13%; Broker 14%) |
Unit 2 |
Trust/Escrow Accounts |
Unit 3 |
Federal Fair Housing Laws and the ADA |
Unit 4 |
Advertising and Technology |
Unit 5 |
FAIR HOUSING ADVERTISING |
Unit 6 |
Licensee and Responsibilities |
Unit 7 |
Supervisory Responsibilities (BROKER ONLY) |
Unit 8 |
Antitrust Laws |
- Basic math concepts
- Loan-to-value ratios
- Discount points
- Equity
- Down payment/amount to be financed
- Calculations for transactions
- Property tax calculations
- Prorations
- Commission and commission splits
- Seller’s proceeds of sale
- Buyer funds needed at closing
- Transfer fee/conveyance tax/revenue stamps
- PITI (Principal, Interest, Taxes and Insurance) payments
- Calculations for valuation, rate of return
(BROKER ONLY) - Net operating income
- Depreciation
- Capitalization rate
- Gross Rent and gross income multipliers
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Unit 1 |
📌Real Estate Calculations (Salesperson 10%; Broker 8%) |
Unit 2 |
Basic Math Concepts |
Unit 3 |
Calculations for Transactions |
Unit 4 |
Calculations for Valuation, Rate of Return (BROKER ONLY) |
🔴 Flashcards | - |
Quizlet |
Unit 1 |
Flashcards |
Unit 2 |
Chapter One Flashcards |
🔴 Definitions | - |
Important |
Unit 1 |
Definitions |
🔴 Acknowledgements | - |
My Heroes |
Unit 1 |
Thank you |