real estate 2 Flashcards

(50 cards)

1
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substitution of a new contract ( debt or obligation) between the same or different parties

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specific lien

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2
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Notice given by recording document in the public records, the law presumes one could know upon diligent investigation

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constructive notice

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3
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a policy insuring the buyer

against loss of tit

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title insurance

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4
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a loan document that places the property as collateral for the loan

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deed of trust

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5
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the borrower, who gives the mortgage

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mortgagor

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6
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used to achieve fairness and uniformity

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equalization factor

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7
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changing the property of a lien, moving a lien from 1st priority to 2nd priority

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subordination

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8
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an agreement where both parties are obligated to perform, such as a purchase agreement “a promise for a promise”

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bilateral contract

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9
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refers for real estate tax assessment, it means “according to value”

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ad valorem

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10
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a type of deed that offers the most protection to the buyer

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liquidated damages

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11
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personal property, aka personalty

A

chattel

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12
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interests, benefits and right of ownership

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real property

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13
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the land and all things permanently attached

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real estate

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14
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changing real property to personal property

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severance

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15
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attached to property by a tenant for use in the business

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trade fixture

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16
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the number of ready and willing buyers in a market

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demand

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17
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title held by two or more natural or legal persons such as joint tenancy

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co-ownership

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18
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an easement that “runs with the land” allowing one property owner to use the land of another

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appurtenant easement

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19
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corporate owned building accupied by shareholders

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cooperative

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20
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scarcity, improvements, permanence of investment,

area preference

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economic charcteristics off property

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21
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the examination of public records to determine the chain of title or title defects

22
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a legal process in which the property pledged as collateral for the loan is sold to satisfy the debt

23
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direct knowledge of facts

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actual notice

24
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the lender who receives the mortgage

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a contract that has yet to be fulfilled, such as a purchase AGREEMENT THAT HAS NOT CLOSED
EXECUTORY CONTRACT
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THE PERSON (SELLER) DELIVERING A DEED TO ANOTHER (BUYER)
VODABLE CONTRACT
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AN AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE BORROWER AND LENDER THAT PROVIDES SECURITY FOR A DEBT, A THREE PARTY AGREEMENT
DEED OF TRUST
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THE RIGHT OF A PROPERTY OWNER TO STOP MORTGAGE OR TAX FORECLOSURE BY PAYING THE LIEN OR TAXES,, PLUS COSTS AND INTEREST
REDEMPTION
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ILLEGAL POSSESSION OF ANOTHER,S LAND WHICH MAY LEAD TO ACQUIRING TITLE
ADVRSE POSSESSION
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WHEN THE PURCHASER POSSESSION, ALSO KNOWN AS AN INSTALLMENT LAND CONTRACT FOR DEED
LAND CONTRACT
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A LOAN CHARGE THAT HAS THE EFFECT OF INCREASING THE LENDERS YIELD, ONE DISCOUNT POINT INCREASES YIELD BY 1/8TH OF 1 %
DISCOUNT POINT
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THE ACT OF PLACING A DOCUMENT IN THE PUBLIC RECORD
RECORDING
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A CLAUSE IN A MORTGAGE OR DEED OF TRUST THAT REQUIRES THE LENDER TO RECORD A RELEASE OF LIEN UPON REPAYMENT OF THE LOAN
DEFEASANCE CLAUSEA
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CLAUSE IN A DEED WHEREBY THE SELLER PROMISES TO DEFEND THE BUYER,S CLAIM OF TITLE
QUIET ENJOYMENT
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REAL PROPERTY TRANFERRED THROUGHT A WILL
DEVISE
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A PERSONAL JUDGMENT AGAINST THE BORROWER WHEN THE FORECLOSURE SALE DOES NOT PRODUCE ENOUGHT MONEY TO FULLY PAY THR DEBT
DEFICIENCY JUDMENT
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A RECORD OF SUCCESSIVE TRANSFERS OF TITLE FROM ONE OWNER TO THE NEXT CONTINUING FROM THE BEGINNING TO THE LAST CONVEYANCE
CHAIN OF TITLE
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AN AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE BORROWER AND THE LENDER PLEDGING REAL ESTATE AS SECURITY FOR A LOAN
MORTGAGE
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A CLAUSE IN AMORTGAGE OR DEED OF TRUST THAT REQUIRE THE ENTIRE BALANCE BE PAID IF THE BUYER TRANSFERS OWNERSHIP OF THE PROPERTY
ALIENATION CLAUSE
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THE RIGHT TO OR OWNERSHIP OF PROPERTY
TITLE
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A TAX ON THE TRANSFER OF PROPERTY, USUALLY REQUIRE STAMPS TO BE AFFIXED TO THE DEED
TRANSFER TAX
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WHEN A DEFAULTING BORROWER PAYS THE LATE PAYMENT AND FEES BEFORE THE FORECLOSRE SALE, REINSTATING LOAN
EQUITABLE REDEMPTION
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UREQUIRES A FINANCING STATEMEN AND SECURITY INTRUMENT WHEN PERSONAL PROPERTY IS USED AS SECURITY FOR A LOAN
UNIFORM COMMERCIAL CODE
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WHEN A PERSON DIES WITHOUT A WILL, PROPERTY WILL PASS TO HEIRS ACCORDING TO STATE LAW
INESTATE
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THE "TO HAVE AND TO HOLD " CLAUSE IN A DEED, DESCRIBING THE TYPE OF OWNERSHIP OF THE BUYER
HABENDUM CLAUSE
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THE PLEDGING OF REAL PROPERTY AS COLLATERAL FOR A LOAN, USUALLY THROUGH A MORTGAGE OR DEED OF TRUST
HYPOTHECATIONA
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A DEED THAT OFFERS NO WARRANTIES OR PROMISES TO THE BUYER AND TRANSFERS WHATEVER OWNERSHIP THE SELLER POSSESSES
QUITCLAIM DEED
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A LEGAL PROCESS WHERE A COURT WILL DETERMINE THE VALIDITY OF ANY WILL, THE ASSETS OF ESTATE, AND WHO WILL INHERITS PROPERTY
PROBATE
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A CLAUSE IN A MORTGAGE OR DEED OFTRUST THAT PERMITS THE LENDER TO REQUIRE THE ENTIRE BALANCE BE PAID UPON A BUYER DEFAULT
ACCELERATION CLAUSE
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EVIDENCE OF THE DEBT, THIS LOAN DOCUMENT STATES THE TERMS OF REPAYMENT, A NOTE MAY BE SOLD
PROMISSORY NOTE