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QA Session - You got questions and we got answers

3 Dec 2024 · 1 min

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This content was created by Houtan Hormozian. This content was uploaded by Houtan Hormozian. This is a YouTube video titled "QA Session - You got questions and we got answers" (created 2024-12-03). The excerpt is a quiz-style instructional segment delivered by a single speaker (labeled SPEAKER A) covering real estate law topics: a question about liens (answer: general lien) and a question about when the U.S. Supreme Court prohibited racial discrimination in sale/rental of real property (answer: 1968, Jones v. Mayer). The content appears to be an educational QA/presentation on property law.

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Question of the day. Question number one: If a lien covers all properties of the debtor in that county where it is recorded, it is known as A. Lispendent, B. Judgment lien, C. Specific lien, D. General lien. The answer is D. General lien. General liens applies to and burdens all of the owner's real property, but only in the county of recording. Therefore, a judgment lien. is not the answer because it is one of many other types of general liens. Question number 2: In which of the following years did the U.S. Supreme Court prohibit all racial discrimination when real property is sold or rented? 1976. 1968. 1963. 1972. The answer is B. 1968. Jones v. Mayer. The U.S. Supreme Court, utilizing the 13th Amendment as the basis for its decision, upheld anti-discrimination laws as constitutional in 1968.