Exam 16: Real Estate and High-Risk Investments
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Karen purchased a rental property in 1995 for $45,000.In 2005 she traded this property and $10,000 in cash for a rental property valued at $105,000.In 2014,Karen sold that property for $135,000.What was her taxable income when she sold the property in 2014?
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The most positive characteristic of a real estate investment is its low degree of risk.
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Investment in real estate generally requires many thousands of dollars,often with an initial outlay of $15,000 or more.
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Using borrowed funds to increase the rate of return on an investment is called leverage.
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One of the limitations to purchasing a hedge fund is that you must own investments over $1 million.
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It is sometimes possible to buy a real estate investment at a bargain price if the current lender on the property in foreclosure is willing to accept less than the full amount owed on the mortgage by using a
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People who pursue options and futures investments should have a moderate-to-aggressive investment philosophy.
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____ must actually buy or sell an optioned common stock if requested by the holder of the option contract.
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While worldwide demand for precious metals and gems certainly exists,the ones who make the profits on these investments are
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Some people are persuaded by telemarketers to buy precious metal and stones.
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In a zero-sum game,the overall return actually becomes ____ if transaction costs are included.
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You might want to sell an option to prevent further losses if its market price is dropping.
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Failing to factor in income lost due to vacancies and collection costs for tenants who do not pay is a mistake that real estate investors may make.
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One receives an actual title to property with the right-to-use purchase of a timeshare
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Juan traded a rental house he had purchased for $100,000 six years ago to Randy for a rental house worth $125,000.Juan will have to pay taxes this year on $25,000 capital gain.
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Depreciation is the decline in value of an asset over time due to normal wear and tear and to obsolescence.
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If you receive $24,000 in annual rent on property that costs you $250,000,what is your rental yield on this property?
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When an investment is termed a zero-sum game,the collective wealth of all investors remains the same if transaction costs are ignored.
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Aggressive investors take a particularly speculative position when they do not own the underlying asset,as when they buy naked options or sell naked puts.
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Timesharing should be considered vacation plans rather than real estate investments.
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