Property, Estate and Ownership Flashcards

(46 cards)

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The 5 Bundle of Rights

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Use - Right 2 use the property anyways you want
Possess - Right to live on your property and keep people out
Transfer- Right to sell, give, gift or dispose it
Encumber - Right to borrow money and use your property as security for the loan
Enjoy - Right to peace and quiet enjoyment

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Personal Property

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Not real property, anything that is moveable that is owned personally and chattel

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Real Property

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  • Land and everything attached to the land includes home

- Also include bundle of rights

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Land

and what does it include

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Physical component of Real Property. Including the sky and subsurface (underground)

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Surface Right

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Top soil and the use of the soil

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Air Right

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Right right to own the space on top of your property

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Subsurface Right

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Right to the natural resources, mineral, oil and whatever’s down there

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Attachnments

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Items that are attached to the land and belong to the owner

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Improvement

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Anything that is going to be built permanently on the land

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Fixtures

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Anything that is permanently attached to the REAL PROPERTY like fans, chandelier etc

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5 Method of Fixture: MARIA

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Method of Attachment:
- How did it attach to the property
Adaptation:
- Has it been made specially for the property?
Relation of Parties:
- Relationship between both parties: landlord vs tenant, buyer vs seller or lender vs borrower
Intentions:
- When the items is installed, if you want it to be permanent then it’s fixtured
Agreement of the Parties:
- Agreement between two parties could replace other rules of fixture

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Trade Fixtures

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Tenant’s personal property such as shower, overs and other big stuff.
They take it with them when they leave and responsible for any repairing damage

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Fructuc Naturales

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Plant, tree grass and stuff

when they buy the house, they get all of these

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Fructuc Industriales

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Annual crops and fruits

Consider as personal property

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Appurtenance

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Anything that is add on to the property and when it’s sold. The new owner get all that stuff too.
Like a water tank, a pond, washer dryer etc…
Anything used with land for its benefit is known as a(n):

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Easement

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Allow a person to use a land that they do not own with certain rules restricted

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Anything immovable by law

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Things that cannot move themselves must come with the property

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Estates

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Ownership of one person in real property

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Freehold Estate

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Estate with indefinite duration, usually measured by someone’s life

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Nonfreehold Estate

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Estate with a fixed timeline. Usually apartment or rental

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Estates in Fee

Also known as Fee Simple Estate

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Absolute Ownership of property

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Estates Of Inheritance

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Estate go beyond life of the holders, usually go to their kids

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Life Estates

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Owner of the property with duration of their life

when they die, the estate go to their kids

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Estate in Reversion

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Owner give a person an estate and when that person died, the estate reverse back to the OG owner

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Pur Autre Vie (another Life)
- Grant estate to another person after the owner's dead.
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Chattel
Moveable Personal Properties | Item that can be removed without damaging the property
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Estate in Remainder
The person that the Original giving the property to before they die
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Leasehold
term for an asset being leased
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Tenancy for Years
A lease with a fixed period of time
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Periodic Tenancy
Tenant with a specific time. usually weeks, months, years
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Tenancy at Will
When tenant and landlord have not sign any contracts therefore the agreement could be terminated anytime
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Tenancy at Sufferance
Tenant who stays past the expiration of his or her lease
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Title
legal owner of a piece of property
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Seperate Ownership
Ownership that is own by one individual. Could be a person or a corporation
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Concurrent Ownership | Co- Ownership
When property is owned by 2 or more ppl @ the same time
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4 Types of Co Ownership
Tenancy in Common Join Tenancy Community Property Tenancy in Partnership
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Types of Co Ownership | Tenancy in Common
share ownership. Owner can come in and out whenever and do not have to own equal share
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Types of Co Ownership | Joint Tenancy
When two or more parties own a real property
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Types of Co Ownership | Tenancy in Partnership
two or more ownership own the property for business purposes
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Types of Co Ownership | Community Property
Property acquired by spouse
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Right of Survivalship
Usually in joint co ownership, when one person die the other person get the right to that property
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Joint Tenancy Requirement | T-Tip
Times : Become tenants at the same time Title : Both take title on a same Deed Interest : Have equal interest in the property Possession: Have equal rights to the property
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Riparian Rights
Landowner have the right to use the water on their land such as lake, pond river etc...
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Littoral
The area where the water and land meet, kinda like the coast
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Priority
The orders of deed and paper work recorded
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Recording Process
A process of copying paperworks and record them in proper index, alphabetical order under names of parties immediately