Vocabulary B Flashcards

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Bare tittle

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Title interest held by a trustee pursuant to a Deed of trust. It’s called BARE TITTLE because it doesn’t include the right to possess and use, but only the rights necessary to carry out the terms of the trust.

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Bargain and sale Deed

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Deed which contains no explicit promises by the grantor about the status of the tittle to be conveyed. It merely implies the grantor has interest to transfer

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Base lines

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Series of imaginary lines that run east to west, established by the govt under the govt ur eyes method of property description

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Beneficiary

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A party to a deed or trust

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5
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Bilateral contacts

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Contract where both parties make a promise to perform.

Note: promise to sell and promise to pay

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Blanket mortgage

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Loan where borrower pledges more than one parcel of real estate as security (collateral) for the debt

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Blockbusting

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Illegal under the FHA of introducing the sale of a property or properties by overtly creating the impression that a neighborhood is about to undergo an undesirable change.

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Breach of contract

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Party fails to perform as agreed in a contract or without any legal excuse,

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Buffer zoning

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Land use zones that separate two otherwise incompatible land uses. Buffers can consist of any intermediate use, such as park situated between a commercial and residential zone

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Building codes

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Usually designed to establish minimum standards of construction in areas such as plumbing, electrical wiring, load limits, and building materials. Basically, it’s for protection of public health and safety

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Bulk zoning

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Method used to control building density by imposing restrictions on setback lines, build height and percentage of open ares.

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12
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BUNDLE OF RIGHTS

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They are principle intangible rights to land ownership:

6 total:

Right to POSSESS property, right to CONTROL property within legal limits, right to ENJOY property and use it legally, right to EXCLUDE others from property, right to ENCUMBER property and right to DISPOSE property by sale or will

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Business reputation

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The value of a business name and public reputation, which is an intangible property right.

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Buydown

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The lender is “prepaid” a portion of the interest rate in order to reduce the buyers monthly payment during the initial year of the loan

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Buyer-broker agreement

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Agency relationship between a broker and a buyer, often including a salesperson that works under the broker as a subagent.

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Buyer-Broker Agreement, Exclusive agencies

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They usually appear in two types:

Exclusive Agency Buyer Agency and The Exclusive Buyer Agency.

17
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Buyer-broker agreement, Open Buyer Agreement

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A relationship between a prospective buyer and a real estate brocket which, like an open listing agency, permits any number of agents to be compensated depending upon who brings suitable property to the buyers attention

18
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Cancellation agreements

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Rescission

19
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Capacity

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A persons legal and mental ability to contract. Incompetency.