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An executory contract is signed but obligations remain unfulfilled, such as a purchase agreement before closing. Executed contracts (A) are fully performed. Unenforceable (C) contracts lack legal enforceability. Oral agreements (D) may exist but may not be enforceable due to Statute of Frauds.

The income approach values income-producing property like malls by capitalizing net operating income. Cost (A) works for unique or new buildings. Sales comparison (C) is best for homes. GRM (D) applies to smaller rental properties.

The Fair Housing Act prohibits discrimination based on familial status, including families with children. Credit checks (A) and deposits (C) are legal if applied fairly. Pets (D) are not a protected class.

A valid deed must have a competent grantor, grantee, legal description, granting clause, signature, and delivery and acceptance. Recording provides constructive notice but is not required for validity. Deeds are legally effective once delivered and accepted.

Commingling is the mixing of client and personal funds. Conversion (B) is using client funds for personal purposes, a more serious violation. Puffing (C) is exaggeration. Blockbusting (D) is a fair housing violation.