AMP REAL ESTATE ACTUAL EXAM PAPER
2026 QUESTIONS AND SOLUTIONS
GRADED A+
◉ Horizontal privity exists between:
Answer: Parties to a real covenant who shared an independent
interest in the land at the time they entered the covenant
◉ In a residential subdivision, will a commercial builder be bound
by a residential-use restriction that was omitted from his deed?
Answer: Yes, if the builder had inquiry notice of a common scheme
for development
◉ What will terminate an easement?
Answer: Condemnation of the servient estate.
◉ May a tenant remove a chattel that the tenant affixed to the leased
premises?
Answer: Yes, if removal occurs before termination of the lease and
leaves no damage to the premises
, ◉ If a landlord's breach of duty renders the premises unsuitable for
occupancy, the tenant may:
Answer: Vacate the premises, terminate the lease, and sue for
damages
◉ Florida: A nonresidential tenancy with periodic rent payments
and no fixed termination date is labeled a:
Answer: Tenancy at will
◉ Florida allows for collection of double rent when:
Answer: A tenant holds over after expiration of the lease.
◉ In Florida the owner of property on which a statutory easement of
necessity is imposed is entitled to:
Answer: Receive compensation for use.
◉ Florida's recording act has been construed to protect:
Answer: Lien and judgment creditors.
◉ At common law, horizontal privity is required for
Answer: the burden of a real covenant to run with the land
2026 QUESTIONS AND SOLUTIONS
GRADED A+
◉ Horizontal privity exists between:
Answer: Parties to a real covenant who shared an independent
interest in the land at the time they entered the covenant
◉ In a residential subdivision, will a commercial builder be bound
by a residential-use restriction that was omitted from his deed?
Answer: Yes, if the builder had inquiry notice of a common scheme
for development
◉ What will terminate an easement?
Answer: Condemnation of the servient estate.
◉ May a tenant remove a chattel that the tenant affixed to the leased
premises?
Answer: Yes, if removal occurs before termination of the lease and
leaves no damage to the premises
, ◉ If a landlord's breach of duty renders the premises unsuitable for
occupancy, the tenant may:
Answer: Vacate the premises, terminate the lease, and sue for
damages
◉ Florida: A nonresidential tenancy with periodic rent payments
and no fixed termination date is labeled a:
Answer: Tenancy at will
◉ Florida allows for collection of double rent when:
Answer: A tenant holds over after expiration of the lease.
◉ In Florida the owner of property on which a statutory easement of
necessity is imposed is entitled to:
Answer: Receive compensation for use.
◉ Florida's recording act has been construed to protect:
Answer: Lien and judgment creditors.
◉ At common law, horizontal privity is required for
Answer: the burden of a real covenant to run with the land
