Unit 17 Flashcards

1
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A lease is a contract between

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lessor and lessee.

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2
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Two common forms of eviction are

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constructive and actual.

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3
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A lease agreement that specifies an end date for tenancy and does not require advanced notice to terminate is

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an estate for years.

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4
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At the termination of a rental agreement,

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the lease is discharged.

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5
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When a tenant holds possession of a landlord’s property without a current lease agreement and without the landlord’s approval,

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the landlord can file suit for possession.

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To be valid, a lease must meet the same essential elements as any other contract, which are

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capacity to contract, legal objective, offer and acceptance, and consideration.

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7
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A lessee who pays some or all of the property expenses, such as hazard insurance and property tax, has

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a net lease

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8
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A lease in which a commercial tenant’s rent amount stays the same for the term of the lease, and the tenant pays only rent to the landlord is what type of lease?

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Gross

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9
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A contract that conveys the right to use and possess the property for a period of time without transferring ownership is

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a lease.

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10
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Which of the following describes a net lease?

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A lease in which the tenant pays rent, plus some—or most—of the operating expenses related to the property

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When a tenant breaches a lease or improperly retains possession of the premises, the landlord may regain possession through the legal process called

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actual eviction.

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12
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Which type of leasehold estate lasts for a definite period of time and then ends?

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Estate for years

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13
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If leased premises become unusable for the purpose stated in the lease, the tenant may have the right to abandon the property and sue and recover damages against the landlord in a legal action called

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constructive eviction.

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14
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A tenant’s right to possess real estate for a definite period with a specific starting and ending date is

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an estate for years.

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15
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Which of the following would automatically terminate a residential lease?

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Destruction of the property

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16
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Leases that run for 100 years or more

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are prohibited in some states.

17
Q

If a tenant moved out of a rented store building because access to the building was blocked as a result of the landlord’s negligence,

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the tenant may be entitled to recover damages from the landlord.

18
Q

A tenant rents an apartment under a two-year written lease. Three months after signing the lease, the tenant is transferred to another country for a year. During this period, the tenant leases the apartment to a friend. The friend mails monthly rent checks to the tenant, who continues to make monthly rental payments to the landlord. In this situation, the tenant’s friend has

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a sublease.

19
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If the lease covers land, such as a ground lease,

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a legal description should be used.