real property Flashcards

(42 cards)

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tenancy in common

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default interest, separate but undivided interest, each have right to posses whole , no ros

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joint tenancy

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ros
needs intent language of ros
4 unities= possession, equal interest, time and title (Florida only cares about equal interest)

Florida lien state doesn’t sever

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tenancy by the entirety

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jt for married people
same unities plus marriage
Transfer to a married couple - presumed to be tenancy by entirety
Or spouse conveys deed to other spouse with intent to entirety
Spouse conveys property to both

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rights and obligations of concurrent ownership

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  • posses and use all the land
  • co te in possession not required to pay rent to co te not In possession
  • outser - co te denies access to property , co te must ask to enter
  • operating expenses (taxes, mortgage, necessary charges ) divided upon interest, right to reimbursement
  • repairs - no right to reimbursement but can get back in partition sale
  • improvements /\ same /\
    -partion - uni right , by sale if not practical or fair
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tenancy for years

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tenancy for years =
- fixed time created by agreement , - stat of frauds more than a year, terminates at the end automatically ,
- can also terminate by tenant surrender or breach from t or LL
(florida - agreement may contain a provision for early termination 60 days )

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periodic tenancy

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  • repetitive for some set period of time ,
  • renews automatically until party gives notice ,
  • created express or implied , - terminates one month notice given before start of last term.

(florida = Non residential periodic is a tenancy at will
- Week to week 7 notice require
-Month to month 30
- Quater to quater 30 residential 45 non residential
-Year to year 60 residential 3 mo the non residential)

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tenancy at will

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-Any tenancy in which the tenant holds possession with the landlord’s consent, but without a written lease, and no fixed duration
- any party can terminate
- t can always terminate
- l can’t if contract says l can’t

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tenancy at sufferance

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tenant holds over , LL can evict or re rent by creating periodic , tenant will owe damages

in florida LLmust file to retake possession
LL may recover double rent

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tenant duties pay rent

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don’t need to if
- premisses destroyed (if not your fault)
- partial destruction - partial payment
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-ll evicts completely or partially

  • ll materially breaches the leases
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implied covenant of quiet enjoyment

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Tenant can withhold rent when landlord takes actions that make the premises wholly or substantially unsuitable for their intended purposes and tenant is constructively evicted
(Landlord caused it or failed to stop other tenant )

constructive eviction =
premise unuseable, t notifies LL, LL does not correct, T vacates after reasonable amount of time

residential or commercial

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implied warrant of habitability

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  • obligation on landlord to maintain property such that it is suitable for residential use
  • look for conditions that threaten the tenants health and safety
  • t can’t waive

t may refuse to pay rent - but must notify LL of problem and give reasonable time to fix 7 days in florida (LOOK AT LL DUTIES)

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tenant duty to avoid waste

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florida resident must comply with building codes, keep clean , use electricity air-condition etc in reasonable manner, not fuck with tenants

no affirmative or permissive

ameliorative allowed if ask for permission

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tenant duty to repair

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  • burden to repair on landlord unless caused himself
  • tenant must notify LL
  • 20 day window to fix , withhold rent if not
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tenant breach LL remedies

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  • tenant in breach can cure in 7 days
  • if breaches again the same way LL can evict

failure to pay rent =
- LL must give a written demand
- commercial can recover instantly
- if pays after and LL accepts waives right to evict

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Landlord duties

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  • duty to give physical possession
  • must make reasonable efforts to release if tenant abandons
  • must follow housing codes, if no codes must keep windows steps porches etc in good repair, exterminate pests , give keys locks, keep common areas safe and clean , remove garbage , hot water

/\ tenant has to notify and give 7 days to cure

no retaliatory eviction (raise rent, decline service, evict if tenant exercise his rights )
LL has 15 days to return deposited money

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tenant landlord tort liability

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tenants of duty of care to invitees licensee and foreseeable trespassers

ll general duty of care
= Existing defects before the tenant occupies the premises;
ii) Failure to make repairs required by a housing code; and
iii) At times, the criminal activity of third persons who injure tenants.

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assignments

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  • complete transfer of tenants remaining term
  • LL can go after t or t1

if lease silent can transfer freely
if lease require permission needs, if no standard LL can deny for commercial reasons

ll do not need permission to transfer

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sublease

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transfer for less than entire duration of lease

ll can go after t only not t1

if lease silent can transfer freely
if lease require permission needs, if no standard LL can deny for commercial reason

ll do not need permission to transfer

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Land sale contract stat of frauds

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stat of frauds
- sign by party to be charged
- essential terms (description, parties, price payment)

exception - needs all there
possession
improvement
payment

promissor estoppel is not an exception in florida

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land sale contract marketable title

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title must be free from unreasonable litigation (adverse possession, private encumbrances)

  • defect must be cured before closing

-if can’t deliver marketable title buyer can rescind

  • if buyer accepts at closing without rejecting then later discovers problem then he’s fucked unless his deed protects him
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Land sale contract extras

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  • time is not of essence
  • duty to disclose any facts materially affecting value not observable by buyer and known to seller (as is doesnt waive)
  • implied warranty of fitness or suitability - defects in new construction

equiablte conversion =
- once contract singed and parties entitled to perform buyer the real owner
- buyer risk of loss contract to closing
- seller holds legal title and right to posses
- if seller dies after contract -

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land sale contract breaches

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sellers remedy
- recision
- specific performance
- contract price - market price

buyers remedy
- contract price - fair market value on day of breach
- recision
- specific performance

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adverse possession

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In Florida you need to pay taxes and file return to be able to adverse possess

must be cultivated improved or protected by enclosure

elements
- continuous - 7 years (seasonal , tack, won’t run if owner disabled )
- open and notorious - can’t be hidden reasonable notice on owner (reasonable owner would be aware)
- hostile - possession must be adverse to owners interest (doesnt matter if he thought he owned land still counts)
- exclusive (can’t share)

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adverse possession color of title

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time begins when title is recorded and =
Cultivated or improved;

ii) Protected by a substantial enclosure;

iii) Used for the supply of fuel or fencing of timber for husbandry or the occupant’s ordinary use; or

iv) Partly improved as long as the partly improved parcel is part of a known lot or single farm.

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deed
- Florida needs two witnesses in execution - needs delivery - present intent - acceptance - presumed needs facts of rejection - needs to identify party , signed by grantor , words of transfer , description (in florida mistake in description allowed to fix if , grantor had record title 5 years within mistake and didn't own nearby houses, and correction filed )
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recording acts
Florida is a notice statute - subsequent purchaser wins if she acquires without notice actual - constructive - its recorded inquiry - required in florida
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warranty deeds
general warranty - seisin - deed describes land in question - right to convey - grantor right to convey - against encumbrances - quiet enjoyments - possession will not be disturbed - warranty - promise to defend future claims - further assurances - fix future title promises special warranty - grantors warrant about defects in title same 6 but only grantors defects quick claim deed - no warranties
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mortgages
just look at outline assumes mortgage - transferee and oringal liable subject transferee not liable in florida installment contracts are mortgages so remedy foreclosure deed of trust treated as a mortgage - puts lien on property and can foreclose deed in lieu - or may convey to ee and ee can get deficiency if value not enough
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foreclosure
- Florida requires foreclosure by a judicially supervised public sale of the mortgaged property. To foreclose, the mortgagee must give prior notice to the mortgagor and demonstrate it is the owner of the note and mortgage and that it acquired such ownership prior to filing the action. A mortgagee may generally foreclose on a mortgage when there is a material default in an obligation that is secured by the mortgage. Typically, default occurs when the mortgagor fails to make timely loan payments but can occur when other obligations are breached. The mortgagee is entitled to collect only the amount of the obligation that is currently due and owing. - lien theory lender can't take possession before fc, lender lien till fc, - florida no statutory right of redemption , equity right of redemption - right to reclaim before sale - look at priorities in outline
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easement by necessity
- person grants land with no other accessible right of way - unity of title - no other reasonable or practicable way of egress or ingress , and easement is necessary for enjoyment statutory way of necessity - just public policy that grants easements to people shut off from road
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express easement
- subject to stat of frauds - subject to recording statue - grant or reservation - negative e must be express
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implied easement
informal , transferable , not subject to stat or record implication necessity prescription estoppel (irrevocable license)
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easement by implication
-created by can existing use on property - common ownership - severance - after severance use continuous and apparent - and reasonably necessary
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easement by prescription
easement by adverse possession 20 year same elements as adverse possesion but don't need exclusive
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easement by estoppel
florida its not an easement its an irrevocable license start with permissive use , license reliance on license by investing money improvement etc where withdrawing licensee would be unfair
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scope/ termination of easement
- if exceed then trespasser - express terms of easement - if holder developing new property ask yourself if new use ordinary and foreseeable termination release - holder signs termination in writing - merger -abaondonment - intent plus act - estoppel
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covenants
r= promise concerning the use of land that runs to successors of the promise - writing - intent - t and c - notice - privity h - original parties must have been in hp (estate and covenant in same deed) benefit to run doesnt need v- oringal party conveyed to sub purchaser (for ben - successor only needs to take some interest , for burden - successor needs to take full interest ) remedy is damages
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equitable servitude
to bind same as covenants with out privity requirement remedy injection
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implied reciprocal servitude
r- planned community , developer must intend for covenant on all plots and subdivision - benefits and burden everyone the same - must be negative - successor needs notice - common plan and scheme - terminates - same as easements and - change circumstances doctrine , restriction no longer makes sense due to drastic surrounding area ,
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common interest communities
Real estate developments in which lots are burdened by a covenant to pay dues to association governed by declaration document can't be illegal or against public policy or unconstitutional but rules made not from the declaration have a reasonably related to legitamite purpose board enforces , board has duties or good faith ordinary care
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