Unit 2: Real Estate, Land, and Improvements Flashcards

(20 cards)

1
Q

Land is separated into 3 opportunities for ownership, what are those?

A

Surface Rights
Subsurface Rights
Air Rights

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3
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What is the definition of real estate?

A

The land plus all man made improvements (appurtenances) that are permanently attached (annexed) to the land

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4
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What is an appurtenance?

A

Man made improvements anchored to the land.

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5
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What are the 10 rights in the Bundle of Rights to real property?

A

Control
Dispose
Encumber
Exclusion
Enjoyment
Give, Dedicate, Will
License
Mortgage
Possession
Use

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6
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What are Government rights to real property?

A

Land use controls
Taxation
Eminent domain
Escheat

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7
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What does Escheat mean?

A

If there is no will or rights to the property at owners death the government can take the land

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8
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What is eminent domain?

A

Governments right to take property for public use.

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9
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Water Rights:
What are Riparian rights?

A

Land abutting flowing water (R=River)

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10
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Water Rights:
What are Littoral rights?

A

Land abutting standing water (L=Lake)

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When on a body of water, where do the rights generally extend?

A

They extend to the average high water mark.

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12
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Do water use rights automatically include the right to waterfront access?

A

No

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13
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What is Accretion?

A

Addition to land through natural causes

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14
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What is Reliction?

A

Land uncovered by the receding of a navigable body of water

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15
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What is Erosion?

A

Gradual wearing away of the land by natural forces.

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16
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What is Avulsion?

A

A sudden loss of land by an act of nature

17
Q

What is the doctrine of prior appropriation?

A

The right to use water is controlled by the state rather than by the landowner adjacent to the water

18
Q

In a real estate transaction, how is personal property transferred?

A

A bill of sale

19
Q

What is the agreement of parties?

A

The written contract is the final decision on what will be conveyed

20
Q

What is an Emblement?

A

Annual cultivated crops and belong to the party that planted them, unless otherwise agreed.