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Intensive NYLE Hypothetical Practice Questions

Our Intensive NYLE Hypothetical Practice Questions provide the ultimate practice question resource for the New York Law Exam. Gain access to multiple hypothetical practice questions to help you prepare for your upcoming NYLE exam and improve your knowledge in the subject matters tested.

Real Property Intensive NYLE Practice Questions

Our real property hypothetical practice questions test all NYLE real property law subjects, making it easy for you to study New York real property law with ease. Our hypothetical questions are designed to test your knowledge of real property principles and help you identify areas where you may need additional practice.

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140 Hypothetical Practice Questions

Our intensive real property practice questions offer 140 hypothetical real property law practice questions to help you prepare for your NYLE exam and improve your knowledge in New York real property law. Each question is carefully crafted to challenge you and test your understanding of the material.

Questions on Every NYLE Tested Real Property Subject

Our intensive real property practice questions offer questions on all of the real property subjects tested on the NYLE, including:

Lease Formation
Tenant Safeguards in Residential Agreements
Transfer and Subletting
Warranty for Habitable Conditions
Tenancy Extensions
Termination of Month-to-Month or Monthly Rentals
Residential Tenancy Notice for Non-Renewal or Rent Adjustment
Breach and Remedies in Real Estate Actions and Proceedings
Security Deposits
Statute of Frauds
Property Conditions
Who Bears the Risk of Loss
Lien Theory Concerning Residential Property
Property Transfers
Enforcing Real Property Transactions
Concurrent Ownership
Adverse Possession
Title Recording
Restrictive Property Covenants

Detailed Explanations for Each Question

We provide detailed explanations for each question, so you can understand why an answer is correct or incorrect. This allows you to learn from your mistakes and gain a deeper understanding of the subject matter. Our explanations are clear and concise, making it easy for you to understand even the most complex concepts.

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Sample Practice Questions

Sample Intensive Real Property Questions

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Sarah discovers that she needs to produce a copy of a rent payment receipt from 20 months ago for tax purposes. She realizes that she misplaced her own copy and is considering asking her landlord, Tom, for a duplicate. Is Tom likely to have a record of that specific rent receipt?

A. No, landlords are not obligated to keep any records of rent receipts.

B. Yes, but only if Sarah made a special request at the time of payment.

C. Yes, landlords are required to maintain records of rent receipts for at least three years.

D. No, landlords generally keep rent records for only 12 months.

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Olivia owned two adjoining lots, Parcel A and Parcel B. The deed for Parcel A contains a restrictive covenant stating that no building taller than five stories can be erected on Parcel B. However, when Olivia sells Parcel A to Emily and Parcel B to Jack, Olivia only mentions the covenant in the deed for Parcel A, not Parcel B. Jack plans to build a six-story house on Parcel B, but Emily opposes this due to the restrictive covenant. Is Emily likely to succeed in opposing Jack’s plan to build a five-story house on Parcel B?

A. Yes, because the restrictive covenant was mentioned in Emily's deed.

B. No, because the restrictive covenant on Parcel A still applies, regardless of where it is mentioned.

C. Yes, because the restrictive covenant is in the direct chain of title for Parcel B.

D. No, because the restrictive covenant is not in the direct chain of title for Parcel B.

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Ayesha signs a contract to purchase a commercial building from Hiroshi. Before either the legal title or possession of the property is officially transferred to Ayesha, an earthquake severely damages the building. Can Hiroshi still enforce the contract and require Ayesha to complete the purchase?

A. Yes, because the damage was due to a natural disaster, which was unforeseeable.

B. No, but only if Ayesha had pre-existing insurance to cover such damages.

C. No, because neither the legal title nor possession of the property had yet been transferred to Ayesha.

D. Yes, because Ayesha had already committed by signing a contract.

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