Module 2 Review: Ownership and Authority Review

Before You Begin

A Review, Not a Judgment

This is not a test. No grades. Take your time. Use your records. Ask the correct professional before deciding.

This review checks recognition and organization. It does not determine ownership, authority, title, legal rights, or transaction readiness.

One clear ideaEach question checks one main distinction.

No score neededEvery answer opens feedback, and no answer blocks completion.

Private by designDo not enter or upload private property, court, loan, trust, or identity records.

Module 2 Map

Five Lessons, One Record Map

Connection to a property is not always legal authority to sell. A deed is important, but later records may affect the current picture.

Mortgage statements, liens, judgments, and title records serve different purposes. Family, probate, trust, divorce, bankruptcy, guardianship, and court records can create added questions.

Record what is known.
Mark what is missing.
Keep loan, title, court, and legal questions in the correct lane.
Do not decide authority from one page.

Aha Moment

Recognition comes before a conclusion

The goal is not to decide ownership or authority from one page. The goal is to recognize which records matter and who should review them.

Deeds, title records, mortgage information, court records, and probate or trust records may each answer a different question. Your file helps organize the next review step.

A South Florida homeowner sorts blank record groups into separate attorney, title-professional, and unresolved review areas without making a legal decision. — Organize each record before routing the open question.

Ten Calm Questions

Module 2 Review

Choose the answer that best reflects the module teaching. Each choice opens a short explanation. You may continue after any answer.

0 of 10 questions reviewed

Question 1

Lesson 1 — Authority to sell

A seller lives in the home and pays most expenses. What do those facts prove?

Question 2

Lesson 2 — Deed and later records

What is the safest way to use a deed during seller preparation?

Question 3

Lesson 2 — Tax records

A county tax record shows one name. What should the learner conclude?

Question 4

Lesson 3 — Mortgage and title

A mortgage statement is current. What does that prove about title?

Question 5

Lesson 3 — Professional routing

Who should review a current title search and explain closing requirements?

Question 6

Lesson 4 — Inherited property scenario

After an owner dies, a family member has the keys and pays the mortgage. What is the best next step?

Question 7

Lesson 4 — Will and appointment

A person is named in a will. What does that fact prove by itself?

Question 8

Lesson 5 — Separation scenario

One spouse stays in the home and pays the mortgage after separation. What do payment and occupancy prove?

Question 9

Lesson 5 — Bankruptcy

What does a bankruptcy discharge prove about every lien or title issue?

Question 10

All lessons — Organize and route

What is the best use of the Seller Ownership and Authority File?

You completed the Module 2 review

You completed the Module 2 review. Revisit any explanation that would help you organize a record or professional question.

Completion means you reached the end and reviewed the concepts. It does not confirm ownership, authority, title, lien status, probate status, trust authority, bankruptcy status, legal readiness, or transaction readiness.

Seller Ownership and Authority File

Update Your Private Organization File

You may add:

record type, name shown, record date, and source;
missing document, known fact, and unresolved question;
professional or office, review status, and next step.

Do not place private deeds, court records, trust papers, mortgage records, account details, or identity information into this public review.

Module Completion Certificate

A Private Educational Milestone

The Module Completion Certificate is a private educational milestone. It does not create licensure, accreditation, professional certification, ownership confirmation, signing authority, title clearance, legal advice, or guaranteed readiness.

Module 2 Completion Certificate

Author and Teaching Boundary

Roland Ruiz

Realtor007.ai School teaches seller-readiness ideas in plain language. This review does not make Roland an attorney, title agent, lender, court officer, bankruptcy professional, or certification authority.

Bring property-specific legal questions to a qualified Florida attorney. Bring title-search and closing questions to a title or closing professional. Bring loan and payoff questions to the mortgage servicer.