Humber/Ontario Real Estate Course 1 Exam Practice

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Land titles absolute and land titles converted qualified are:

Considered synonymous for titles purposes.
Both subject to the same title qualifiers noted in the Land Titles Act.
Terms no longer used due to electronic registration documents.
Subject to different qualifications regarding title.
Exempt from any encumbrances in a land titles system.
Treated identically under current real estate laws.

The correct answer is: Subject to different qualifications regarding title.

Land titles absolute and land titles converted qualified are not considered synonymous for title purposes. It is important to differentiate between the two. Land titles absolute indicates a full and complete ownership of the property, free from any significant encumbrances. On the other hand, land titles converted qualified means that the ownership may be subject to certain conditions or restrictions, which could impact the title. Therefore, they are subject to different qualifications regarding the title.