N 1/2 of SW 1/4 AND SW 1/4 of NE 1/4 Has How Many Acres? | Real Estate Exam Prep
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- Опубліковано 30 вер 2024
- How many acres of land are there in these two legal descriptions? When studying for your real estate exam, you must know how to calculate acres of land in a section. In this real estate exam prep video, I will give you a couple of real estate exam study tips to help you calculate these types of legal description math problems. Key real estate vocabulary words used are:
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This is soooo good! Yessssszzz!! Thank you soooo much
@@mswaller24 You're welcome!
What if there's no (and) in the description as in this one that I'm trying to find out the total acres?
W 1/2 OF E 4/5 OF NW 1/4 OF NE 1/4 OF SEC. 26-5-12
you know what kills me...why in the hunky dory hell do the actual real estate course instructors make this sooooo diifficult to understand...i totally got this watching your video the first time..thank you!
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@@TheRealEstateClassroom me too!!!
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I almost gave up on this portion of the exam. I figured "I'm not getting this any time soon. I'll just do really good on the rest of the exam!" ... Thanks for proving me wrong!
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I passed the exam on the first try due in part by watching and learning from your instruction. I subscribed, liked, and learned! Thank you
Joy... congratulations on passing the exam... Thank you for letting us know. Best of luck in your new venture :o)
This explained how to get the correct answer on a problem I didn’t understand to a teeee! Thankyou from a year 2023 student. 🎉
Youre very welcome. Thank you for leaving a comment I appreciate it. Glad we could help!
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Love these!
Gracias
Where is the 640 derived from? That is the only place where my confusion comes from.
Anytime you see a math problem like this you automatically start with a section of land which is 640 acres.
Or.... 1/2 x 1/4 = 1/8 then 640 x 1/8 = 80 AC [AND] 1/4 x 1/4 = 1/16 then 640 x 1/16 = 40 AC for a total of 120 AC
One could also simply divide the denominator by the 640. Example: instead of "1/8th x 640," try 640 ÷ 8 = 80. There are many ways to skin this cat, but I hope this helps.
You made this so easy to do, at first it terribly intimidated me!
Exams only days away, I'll be working on the math you taught you can be sure! 😉
Thank you and best of luck on the exam!
You clear this up for me quick fast and I'm sure I got these questions correct on my test which I passed the very first time thanks to your videos ☺️
Gracias.... and a super duper congratulations on passing your exam! :o)
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Thank you! I'm taking the journey to get my Real Estate license.
This was a practice question, and I was stumped.
Thank you for helping me to figure out how to calculate acres and location.
TY. 💯
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Wow I've been in class since February and your video was more informative then my class instructor 😂😂. I get it now! Thank you New Subscriber
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Thank you Thank you Thank you. It is knowing the big picture that is important and then the math will be easier.
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Mitch did you wtch it on your phone?
@@TheRealEstateClassroom yes
@@TheRealEstateClassroom intro music works, but your voice sounds like you are underwater. On Mobil android device.
Thank you so much! after seen this video i knew how to solve this problem instantly!
Great thats awesome!!!! Keep on studying :o)
Thank you for taking the time out to explain this, I was searching all over the Internet and im glad it led me to this video!
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Hi Aireen... for some reason some folks trying to watch the video on their iPhone is having this issue. I am trying to figure out why. It appears from testing it's fine on desktop, iPads and Android... Thank you for letting me know
Can I do 2x 4 x 4 x4 ??
No because the question is asking you to add total acres between 2 individual legal descriptions.
@@TheRealEstateClassroomThank you so much for explaining that. I got this answer wrong and was so confused.
I am just preparing for this section and I am thrilled with how simple you make it look
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Hi Tony... for some reason some folks trying to watch the video on their iPhone is having this issue. I am trying to figure out why. It appears from testing it's fine on desktop, iPads and Android... Thank you for letting me know
Game changer
Thank you
I can’t hear on most of your videos
Great info! Can you explain this one? From the point of beginning, go south 1,200 feet, thence west 1,500 feet, thence north 600 feet, thence back to the point of beginning. How many acres are contained in this description?
1 acre = $43,560 sq, ft....that should help with your formula and answer
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I appreciate all your help.
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