Real Property General Flashcards
Learn foundational concepts related to real property, including characteristics, legal descriptions, and classifications. (35 cards)
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A process through which property title can be seized by someone without formal transfer by occupying it.
Adverse Possession
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Allows the holder to use another person’s property for a specific purpose, like a driveway.
Affirmative Easement
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Includes farms, ranches, timberlands, pasturelands, orchards, vineyards, and grasslands.
Agricultural Real Estate
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The right for an individual to own real property free of rent or service due to a governing authority.
Allodial System
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A phrase used in sales to mean the seller provides no guarantees.
“As Is”
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Movable personal property that is not permanently affixed to real estate, such as furniture or livestock.
Chattel
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A lien voluntarily agreed to, often as a result of a loan or credit extension.
Consensual Liens
(aka, Voluntary Lien)
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Structures originally intended for one purpose, like factories, repurposed for another use, typically residential.
Converted-Use Property
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A residential organization owned by members who are shareholders, operated for their benefit.
Cooperative
(Co-op)
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Private land use controls in a development, limiting activities like home color or RV parking.
Covenants
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The right of one party to use another party’s property under specific circumstances.
Easement
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Four characteristics: scarcity, modification, fixity, and situs.
Economic Characteristics of Land
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An unpermitted intrusion into another’s real property.
Encroachment
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Any claim or limitation against real property, such as easements or liens.
Encumbrance
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The legal process used by a landlord to expel a tenant from real property.
Eviction
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Limits how much a landlord will pay for expenses in a net lease.
Expense Stop
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An easement explicitly written in a contract, deed, or will.
Express Easement
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Physical object attached to land or a structure, considered real or personal property.
Fixture
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Legal process where a lender reclaims or sells a property pledged as mortgage security.
Foreclosure
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Property of the same nature, character, or class, quality or grade notwithstanding.
Like-kind Property
Most real property will be like-kind to other real property (e.g., real property that is improved with a residential rental house may still be like-kind to vacant land) although this only applies to land within the U.S.
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Personal property, built off-site and then, generally, transported via trailer to the intended homesite and sometimes attached to a foundation.
Manufactured or Mobile Homes
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Facts that a reasonable person would believe were important or significant to a particular situation, e.g., in real estate, facts significant enough to either terminate the transaction or want to significantly adjust their offer.
Material Facts
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Like manufactured homes, are factory built, but instead of being assembled at the factory, the pieces are delivered and construction is finished on the actual homesite.
Modular or Prefab Homes
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Items of personal property the buyer wants included in a real property transaction.
Non-realty Items
