Virginia Real Estate Course

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These flashcards cover essential terminology and concepts from the Virginia Real Estate Course, encompassing contract law, agency agreements, fair housing laws, and more.

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Contract

A contract represents the meeting of the minds.

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Offer

Promise by one party to enter into a contract on specified terms.

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Acceptance

Act of declaring the desire to create a contract.

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Consideration

Bargained for exchange of promises, typically involving money.

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Defenses

Factors that can prevent a contract from forming or make it unenforceable.

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Void Contract

A contract that is never enforceable.

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Voidable Contract

A contract that is binding unless one party successfully asserts a defense.

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Capacity

Legal ability to enter into a contract.

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Legal Insanity

A person declared insane by a court; their contracts are void.

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Non-legal Insanity

Contracts of those who are not declared insane but have limitations; these contracts are voidable.

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Fraud in the Inducement

Intentional deceit about material facts that causes one to enter a contract.

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Misrepresentation

Unintentional deceit that can lead to void or voidable contracts.

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Estoppel

Prevents a party from withdrawing a promise that another relies on.

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Mutual Mistake

Unintentional errors that render a contract voidable.

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Illegality

Contracts for illegal acts are void.

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Duress

Contracts created by coercion are void.

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Breach of Contract

Failure to perform as promised without a legal excuse.

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Specific Performance

Court order to fulfill the terms of a contract.

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Listing Agreement

An agency agreement between a broker and a seller/client.

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Exclusive Listing

A contract where only one broker represents the seller.

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Open Listing

A listing where multiple brokers can represent the seller.

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Multiple Listing Service (MLS)

A platform for brokers to share property listings.

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Escrow Account

Accounts maintained by brokers to hold third-party funds.

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Fair Housing Act

Federal law prohibiting discrimination in housing.

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Price Fixing

Collusion between firms to establish uniform prices.

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Commissions & Fees

Payments made to agents for their services.