Chapter 4 Flashcards
What kind of right is this: an owners rights to land bordering a river or stream.
Riparian rights (think RIver and RIparian, both have RI)
An owners rights to land bordering large lakes, bays and oceans, is what kind of right?
Littoral rights (think L and L)
Is a riparian right your right to sell off or lease?
No, it’s only for you to enjoy
Anything moveable or mobile is considered what?
Personal property (chattels)
What is a chattel?
Anything moveable
What are drapes, clothes, and co-ops examples of?
Chattels, personal property
What are garages and barns an example of?
Real property/real estate
Land and anything permanently attached to it is considered what?
Real property/real estate
Describe what real property and real estate is when it comes to selling your property.
Land and anything permanently attached to it
An article of personal property that becomes permanently attached to the land is called what?
Fixture
What is a fixture?
An article of personal property that. Comes permanently attached to the land.
Give an example of a fixture.
A light fixture
What is a trade fixture?
An article owned by a tenant and attached to rental space for use of business. It remains personal property of the tenant.
What is a light fixture an example of?
Fixture
Are trade fixtures removed when a tenant leaves?
Yes
True or false, trade fixtures are removed when tenant leaves and is brought back to original state meaning no damaged walls, doors, etc.
True
A seller doesn’t have to give the chandelier away to the buyer. What is that called?
A fixture
You make a cabinet for the wall that fits all your hair supplies as a hair dresser, and you’re renting the space from someone else, when you move out you need to remove it and fix the wall. What is this an example of?
Trade fixture
What is fee simple?
The most complete type of ownership in real estate
The most complete type of ownership in real estate is called what?
Fee simple
Is a co-op fee simple or personal property?
Personal property
Can you do whatever you want with a co-op, as in sell it if it was inherited to you?
No
The idea that your mortgage will eventually be paid off or is about to be paid off, is defined as what?
Fee simple
What are the 3 forms of co-ownership?
Joint tenancy, tenancy in common, and tenancy by the entirety