Chapter 21 - Public Records, Titles, and Closings Flashcards

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Express information or fact; that which is known; actual fact is called ___ ___.

A

Actual notice

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A written statement sworn to before an officer to administer an oath or affirmation is an ___.

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Affadavit

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The opposite of in advance, payment after a service has been rendered is being in ___.

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Arrears

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An ___ ___ of title is not used as extensively as in the past.Once the abstract is ordered and brought current, it is forwarded to the buyer’s attorney, who must examine the entire abstract. Following his or her review and prepare a written report for the purchaser on the condition of ownership called the attorney’s opinion of title.

A

Attorney’s opinion of title

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5
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A latin phrase meaning”let the buyer beware”.

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Caveat emptor

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___ __ ___ shows the record of ownership of the property over a period of time. an abstract is a condensed history of all the instruments affecting a particular parcel.

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Chain of title

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___ ___ is a detailed cash accounting of a real estate transaction showing all cash received, all charges and credits made, and all cash paid out in a transaction.

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Closing statement

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___ notice is given to the world by recorded documents. Occupation of property is also considered giving notice.

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Constructive notice

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A figure in favor of either the buyer or seller on the closing statement is their ___.

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Credit

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10
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A charge or expense for an amount the party owes and must pay at the closing is the ___.

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Debit

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The closing of a transaction through a third party called an ___ agent. also can refer to earnest money deposits or to mortgage trust account for insurance and tax payments. seldom used in New Jersey. This type of closing is an ___ closing.

A

Escrow closing

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___ __ ___ is proof of ownership of property commonly referred to as a certificate of title includes a title insurance policy, an abstract of title with lawyers opinion, or a Torrens registration certificate.

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Evidence of title

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13
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Good and clear title reasonable free from risk of litigation over possible defects is a ___ title.

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Marketable title

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14
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Expenses, either prepaid or paid in arrears, that are divided or distributed between buyer and seller at the closing is known as ___.

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Proration

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15
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County’s collection of documents relating to real estate. are the ___ ___.

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Public records

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16
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Federal law regulating closings. Is the ______ Act

A

Real estate Settlement Procedures Act (RESPA)

17
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___ ___ fee is a tax required to be paid on a deed by state and/or local law. Always charged to the seller in a real estate closing.

A

Realty transfer fee

18
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A quitclaim deed is commonly used to bridge gaps in the chain of title. Sometimes it may be necessary to establish ownership by a court action called a ___ _ ___ ___.

A

Suit to quiet title

19
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One purchases a ___ ___ ____. Evidence of ownership. Insures defects that and such items as forged documents, documents of incompetent grantors, incorrect marital statements and improperly delivered deeds. Various forms are issued such as an owner’s title insurance policy (a fee policy), the mortgage title insurance policy, and leasehold title insurance policy to insure specific interests. Policies required by lenders do not protect owners and New Jersey law requires lenders to inform borrowers of this fact.

A

Title insurance policy

20
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HUD-1 is designed to detail all financial information and particulars of a transaction this is also known as the ___ ___ Statement.

A

Uniform settlement Statement

21
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The condensed history of a title to a particular parcel of real estate, this is called ___ __ ___.

A

Abstract of title