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  • In a Right of Way datasheet, which item is included?
  • What does PDT stand for?
  • What does the New entry, pending hold or clearance status describe?
  • Which item represents the final step in the condemnation process?
  • What is the actual age?
  • Which policy allows reimbursement for purchase differences?
  • Within how many weeks must the security deposit be returned after tenant vacates?
  • Dedicated property is required as a condition before what action?
  • How often are properties inspected in Property Management?
  • What is the maximum down payment assistance for tenants under RAP?
  • For estimating, what information should be listed on the map?
  • What does an administrative settlement authorize?
  • What is a Right of Way datasheet?
  • What technique was used to set the rent amount in the example?
  • What is the servient tenement?
  • What income requirement must potential renters meet when applying to re-rent?
  • Which documents are included in the Utility relocation Liability Package?
  • Which are the three methods used to dispose of excess lands?
  • A non-substantial increase over the appraisal amount is defined as what value?
  • During vacating, how is the last month's rent handled?
  • How often are rental rates reviewed?
  • Which description matches Cert 2’s status?
  • Which formula correctly calculates value from income and rate?
  • For tenants, how many months can rent differential payments continue under RAP?
  • Within how many days should the security deposit be refunded after vacancy?
  • Which item must be listed on the estimating map for a right-of-way project?
  • What is an E-76?
  • Which appraisal approach estimates value based on expected income and a capitalization rate?
  • How many square feet are in an acre?
  • Which hold category corresponds to Engineering hold?
  • When would an unlawful detainer be required?
  • To avoid a property owner lawsuit, the acquisition agent should?
  • Which are the parcel hold/disposal categories?
  • Vesting describes what aspect of property?
  • What does reproduction cost refer to?
  • The Highest and Best Use test includes which criteria?
  • What is relinquishment?
  • When does rent begin for an owner?
  • Which statement is NOT a component of the Highest and Best Use test?
  • What is the first step in the eight steps to writing an appraisal?
  • Which of the following is not one of the three approaches to value in appraisal?
  • Encroachment relates to which scenario?
  • RAP: When preparing the Replacement Housing Valuation, always adjust the _______, not the _______.
  • A D4-M clause pertains to what?
  • Who approves airspace sites and proposals?
  • Which area is listed as airspace?
  • In condemnation, who hears challenges to the public interest and necessity of a project?
  • FHWA stands for which organization in this context?
  • What is a resolution of necessity (RON) in condemnation proceedings?
  • Which areas are considered airspace?
  • What is the formula for Net Operating Income (NOI)?
  • What is Condemnation?
  • What does PS&E stand for?
  • What size was the home used in the rent adjustment example?
  • A Housing Study under RAP shows which elements?
  • Which document is included in a first written offer relating to appraisals?
  • What is personal property?
  • Accrued depreciation is determined by which methods?
  • Which formula correctly calculates rate from income and value?
  • Which appraisal approach uses sales data of comparable properties to estimate value?
  • What does the Roberti Bill address?
  • Which agency is described as potentially inspecting parcels?
  • Which constitutional amendments authorize eminent domain?
  • What does the abbreviation RON stand for in condemnation proceedings?
  • What does the CTC do?
  • How often should inspections be conducted on rental units in the re-rent process?
  • Which of the following is NOT a RAP benefit?
  • An administrative authorization is defined as?
  • Which term is described as wear and tear that is incurable?
  • When is a project eligible for federal aid?
  • Which body grants Resolutions of Necessity (RONs)?
  • Which document in condemnation proceedings indicates that the property is subject to a pending lawsuit affecting title?
  • Cert 2 indicates what about parcels?
  • What is the formula to determine the Gross Rent Multiplier (GRM)?
  • Under which acquisition amount are title services waived?
  • Which of the following lists the four types of depreciation?
  • What is the security deposit for furnished residences?
  • Accrued depreciation is determined by how many methods?
  • Which conveyance is used to clear title on a property, often without warranties?
  • Which of the following is a correct restatement of the non-substantial increase threshold?
  • What is the formula to prorate rent?
  • Which are the three approaches to value in appraisal practice?
  • Which of the following is an example of real property?
  • What is the first step in the condemnation process?
  • What does VTA stand for?
  • When is a Consent to Common Use Agreement (CCUA) used?
  • Which agreement is used when an affected utility company must relocate to a location outside of their current utility easement in the after condition of the project?
  • Airspace inspections are conducted on what schedule?
  • What is the maximum relocation payment for an owner who lived in the dwelling more than 90 days?
  • What does the 5th amendment state?
  • What is the purpose of a Permit to Enter (PTE) in parcel inspection?
  • What is the dominant tenement?
  • What is a probe used for in utility work?
  • Cert 3 means?
  • Which term describes a landlord or property owner?
  • Which instrument is typically used to clear a cloud on title?
  • What does DS&S stand for in relocation criteria?
  • Which factors determine the larger parcel?
  • In Caltrans context, abutment refers to what?
  • How many members does the CTC have and who appoints them?
  • How many days after a first written RAP offer must the agent share RAP benefits with the property owner?
  • During tenancy, how often should the property be inspected?
  • Who approves airspace leases?
  • The 18-month RAP claim deadline starts from which event?
  • What is a dedicated property?
  • In utilities, the state does not pay for loss of which item?
  • What scenario best describes Finding A?
  • Which action best describes the purpose of a PTE?
  • What is the actual age?
  • What does 'liability' refer to in this context?
  • Which of the following is NOT a disposal method for excess lands?
  • Which size and features describe the subject property in the rent example?
  • Who completes the first deliverable after PA&ED is complete?
  • What is an Uneconomic Remnant?
  • Which formula correctly calculates income from given rate and value?
  • What is a lessor?
  • Economic rent is defined as what?
  • RAP: Eligible displacee is entitled to up to how many miles of moving expenses?
  • What is eminent domain?
  • Excess Lands: what does DD stand for?
  • What is a Lis Pendens?
  • What is a master tenant?
  • In appraisal terminology, IRV stands for which trio?
  • RAP: How many dollars per pound of household items is a displacee entitled to per the RW 10/29 form?
  • When a business is fully taken, how is loss of goodwill typically handled?
  • Effective age is defined as what?
  • What types of routes have access control?
  • What is a probe?
  • The higher relocation payment applies when the owner has resided in the dwelling for more than how many days?
  • RAP: Relocation Assistance Program criteria includes which 3 requirements?
  • What does CTC stand for?
  • Functional obsolescence is the loss of utility of a structure determined by comparison to what?
  • Who is primarily responsible for transportation projects undertaken with federal funding?
  • Which statement about the Federal Uniform Act is correct in relation to acquisitions when federal funds are not used?
  • Potholing refers to which activity in utilities?
  • In appraisal, economic life is defined as what?
  • What is a Notice to Owner (NTO)?
  • Which term describes roads with limited entry and exit points to maintain higher speeds?
  • A remainder parcel that is an Uneconomic Remnant is characterized by which feature?
  • What is the final step in the eight steps to writing an appraisal?
  • Which document initiates the condemnation process?
  • What scenario best describes Finding B?
  • To inspect a parcel, Environmental must acquire what from the property owner?
  • Is a grace period permissible in rent arrangements?
  • The phrase 'operating right of way' indicates a right of way that is...
  • What is a protection acquisition?
  • STIP is an acronym for what?
  • In real property, what does vesting describe?
  • What is real property?
  • What is the Porter Bill concerned with?
  • Which mechanism approves compensation based on factors other than appraisal value?
  • What is an encroachment?
  • Which of the following is included in RAP moving services?
  • Can an appraisal value ever be an averaged number?
  • Which amendment addresses just compensation for public use?
  • SHOPP is an acronym for what?
  • What is replacement cost?
  • What are the three roles of the Local Programs coordinator?
  • What is the maximum relocation payment for an owner who lived in the dwelling less than 90 days?
  • Which statement correctly differentiates CCUA and JUA in utility agreements?
  • What are the two main roles of Local Programs?
  • What is the main requirement to qualify for an appraise and acquire?
  • Which statement about a Notice to Owner is true?
  • Which bill governs lease to a local park agency at fair market value?
  • Which two programs are included in STIP?
  • The RW 10/29 form establishes a per-pound payment rate for which category of items?
  • What is the security deposit for a furnished residence?
  • What is an operating right of way?
  • RAP: What type of space is not counted as a 'room' when it comes to moving costs?
  • What is the highest form of land ownership?
  • What is the transfer of land between agencies called?
  • Which option correctly identifies the document intended to grant access for inspection?
  • What monthly rent amount is defined as nominal?
  • What is required to set up tenancy for an inherent tenant?
  • What are the goals of airspace?
  • What is a donated property?
  • Which depreciation type reflects loss of value due to external factors (highest and best use)?
  • Which features did the 1,600 sf home include in the rent example?
  • Airspace is defined as what?
  • What is the primary purpose of adjusting comparable properties in rent evaluations?
  • A dual appraisal is required if the total valuation, including damages, CCW, and machinery and equipment, exceeds what amount?
  • RAP: How long does a displacee have to submit a claim for a RAP payment?
  • Which task is NOT one of the Local Programs coordinator duties?
  • What is a lessee?
  • What type of rental agreement is used for a new tenant in the re-rent process?
  • Which term describes a person who leases land or property?
  • Relinquishment is used to convey roads and rights of way to which entities?
  • What is the maximum rent differential amount a tenant can receive under RAP?
  • Cert 1 indicates which stage?
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