1. A person may NOT bring a claim against the Education, Research and Recovery fund if:

A. The person obtains a final judgment

B. The Person claim is not complicit in fraud

C. The person’s claim has not been misrepresented

D. The Claim has been discharged in bankruptcy

2. Which of the following leases is based on a minimum fixed rental fee plus a percentage of the gross income.

A. Percentage net lease

B. Option lease

C. Gross lease

D. Net Net Net lease

3. Larry and Dale were roommates. Dale pays Larry for the rent and Larry pays the landlord. Dale’s position would be:

A. Assignor

B. Sublessee

C. Assignee

D. Sublessor

4. Which of the following leases would be known as a sandwich lease:

A. Gross lease

B. Net lease

C. Sublease

D. Graduated lease

5. Karen has a verbal agreement with her landlord to rent an apartment for nine months. The statute of frauds states that a real estate contract must be in writing to be enforceable. Karen needs to move because of a job transfer. Can the landlord hold Karen to the lease?

A. Yes, because a lease less than a year does not need to be in writing to be enforceable

B. No, because the statute of frauds says it must be in writing

C. Yes, because the landlord tenant laws always leans towards the lessee

D. No, because the landlord tenant laws always leans towards the lessor