A) In most states, tenants may make alterations without the landlord's consent.
B) In most states, tenants cannot make alterations, changes that affect the condition of the premises, without the landlord's consent.
C) Tenants may make alterations without the landlord's consent so long as the alterations enhance the condition of the premises.
D) Tenants may make alterations without the landlord's consent so long as the alterations increase the fair market value of the premises.
E) Tenants may make alterations without the landlord's consent as long as the alterations are necessary and do not reduce the value of the property.
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A) None
B) The covenant of real use
C) The covenant of advantageous business practices
D) The covenant of fair use
E) The covenant of quiet enjoyment
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A) a tenant's internal hallways
B) common areas
C) adjacent parking lots
D) city owned sidewalks
E) neighbors animals
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A) When he accepted rent payments from DeAndre, Matt waived any lease provision prohibiting the transfer.
B) Any such provision in the lease was void as against public policy.
C) Any such provision in the lease was unenforceable so long as DeAndre was an acceptable tenant.
D) Matt could sue Wu and win for breaching the lease agreement.
E) Matt could sue Wu and win for breaching the lease agreement only if DeAndre has committed waste on the property.
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Multiple Choice
A) Axwood must restore and repair the premises.
B) Jarone is released from paying rent during the time that Axwood must restore and repair the premises.
C) Axwood is responsible for finding alternate housing for Jarone.
D) The lease is terminated, and Jarone is released from paying rent.
E) The lease is not terminated, but Jarone is released from paying rent.
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A) The landlord can permit the tenant to remain on the property.
B) The landlord can demand repossession.
C) The landlord can permit the tenant to remain on the property while a new tenant takes possession.
D) The landlord can permit the tenant to remain on the property or demand repossession.
E) In the majority of the states, the landlord can sign a lease with a new party and the new party can assert its right to possession.
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A) That the residence has been properly zoned
B) That the premises are fit for ordinary residential purposes.
C) That the premises can be used for industrial purposes.
D) That the landlord warrants the premises can support a business.
E) That the neighborhood the landlord's property is in is crime free.
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A) Yes.
B) Yes, but only if she notifies Rodney first and he refuses to make the repairs.
C) Yes, she may deduct the costs of the repairs so long as she provides the bill after the repair is completed.
D) No, she may deduct the costs of the repairs so long as the repair is for essential services such as electricity and she provides the bill after the repair is completed.
E) No, Rodney must select the contractor to have the repairs done as he is the owner of the property.
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A) A landlord's lien
B) A landlord's personality
C) A tenant's personality
D) A protection lien
E) An eviction lien
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A) If an injury occurs on residential premises because of a condition that the landlord knew or should have known about, the landlord can be held responsible for the injury.
B) If the landlord is aware of a dangerous condition but does not make the tenant aware of the condition, the landlord will be responsible for any resulting injury.
C) If the landlord is aware of a dangerous condition but hides the condition from the tenant, the landlord will be responsible for any resulting injury.
D) If premises are used for commercial purposes, the landlord has a responsibility to ensure that the premises are in reasonably good condition before the tenant takes control of the property.
E) If the premises are used for commercial purposes, the landlord is responsible for maintaining the premises.
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A) Whenever Gretchen decides since she is the tenant.
B) Whenever Manard decides since he is the landlord.
C) Either party may terminate the lease at any time.
D) Terms of this type of lease are set by state statute.
E) Within one year of the date of signing.
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A) Automatically at the end of the specified term.
B) 30-days after notice is given to the tenant.
C) Within 5-business days of the end of the term specified.
D) Within 24 hours of notice of termination of the lease.
E) This type of lease never expires unless the tenant and landlord agree to end the lease.
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A) A true eviction
B) An actual eviction
C) A constructive eviction
D) A rightful eviction
E) An illegal eviction
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A) Reasonable action
B) Full eviction
C) Partial eviction
D) Constructive eviction
E) True eviction
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A) Yes, the Fair Housing Act only covers actual tenants, not prospective tenants.
B) Yes, although the Fair Housing Act prohibits a landlord from discriminating on the basis of race, color, disability, and national origin, religion is not a protected classification.
C) Yes, as long as Jeri assists in finding them adequate and comparable housing.
D) No, Willa and Jessica's remedy is to complain to their local city council.
E) No, Willa and Jessica can bring suit against Jeri under the Fair Housing Act for discrimination.
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A) A security deposit is typically in the amount of one month's rent.
B) At the expiration of a lease, the landlord is required to return to the tenant the security deposit minus any costs for damages caused by the tenant.
C) At the expiration of a lease, if a landlord retains any portion of the security deposit, the landlord must provide the tenant with a list of the damages.
D) Federal law determines the amount of time that the landlord has to return the security deposit to the tenant.
E) If the landlord exceeds the deadline in which to return the security deposit, the tenant can recover the deposit, plus attorney fees.
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A) a rent expense agreement
B) a landlord protection clause
C) a rent escalation clause
D) an inflation clause
E) a cost of doing business clause
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A) illegal
B) consequential
C) negligence
D) waste
E) irresponsible
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A) Because judges favored lessors.
B) Because the standard of living was lower.
C) Because land was viewed as the more important element being leased.
D) Because it was believed that the free economy should take care of such matters.
E) Because of the large need for premises to lease.
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