Unit 3: Other Real Property in WI Flashcards

(39 cards)

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What is personal property defined as?

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portable property that can be moved from place to place

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What is intangible property?

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things a person owns and cannot be touched (funds, stocks, and bank accounts)

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What in tangible property?

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things a person owns and can be touched (clothes, cars, and electronics)

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What is real property defined as?

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property that is affixed to one place, such as a house or building

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5
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What are the bundle of rights?

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Owner’s rights

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What is the right of disposition?

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Sell, lease, or leave property in a will

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What is the right of encumbrance?

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Take a mortgage on property or grant an interest in property to another party

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What is the right of exclusion?

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Have exclusive use of a property

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What is the right of possession?

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Occupy a property

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What is the right of enjoyment?

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Have exclusive use of a property.

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What is the right of control?

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Use a property in any lawful manner

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What is ownership in severalty?

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Property owned is free of anyone else owning interest in it

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What is co-ownership?

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more than one person has interest in a property

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What are the 2 types of co ownership?

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Tenancy and joint tenancy

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What is tenancy?

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multiple entities own a fractional interest in a property and can sell whenever they want

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What is joint tenancy?

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more than one party purchased the property together at same time. Each joint owner can sell interest separately, but new owner doesn’t become a joint owner - didn’t purchase at same time.

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What is a marital property?

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property brought into marriage after date of wedding. Spouses each own half of marital property, no matter how much they contributed to it.

18
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What is a mixed property?

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combination of both marital and individual property. always treated as marital property

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What is individual property?

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property one spouse got as a gift or inheritance (purchased/received prior to marriage, income from property, appreciation in value of property/ property agreed to be one spouse’s in a agreement)

20
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What is a predetermination date property?

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property the couple acquired before marriage. After the wedding, this becomes marital property.

21
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What is survivorship marital property?

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property that passes to a surviving spouse without going through probate

22
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How are manufactured homes considered real property?

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if the wheels are removed and the unit is affixed to a foundation on land that the unit owner owns

23
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How are manufactured homes considered personal property?

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if it’s not situated on a foundation or is on land the unit owner doesn’t own

24
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What are manufactured homes?

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units built entirely in a factory and generally don’t have wheels or towing hitches

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What are timeshares?
condominium with a divided form of ownership. Owners are allotted a specific time that they may occupy the property.
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Timeshare ownership is which of the following types of estates?
Fee simple absolute interest and interest for years
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What is fee simple absolute interest?
owners have right to use, possess, or dispose of timeshare unit during their allotted period of time. May be passed to an heir.
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What is an interest for years?
Ends at death of owner, and estate reverts to original owner/another person
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What is a timeshare instrument?
documents that create timeshare
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What is a buyers protection?
Buyers may cancel timeshare purchases with 5 business days of signing contract/receiving final documents
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What are condominiums?
buildings with multiple living units built to be sold
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How is a condo created?
A building/apartment is converted by filling a declaration with register of deeds of county where property is located.
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How do you notify renters of condo conversions?
notify current renters and give them the first right of refusal to purchase the unit
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How do you disclose a condo?
When condo is purchased, seller must provide disclosures no later than 15 days before closing
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What is an exempt homestead?
The dwelling and land (at least a quarter acre, no more than 40) where a person/married couple live
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What is exemption?
the amount of that homestead that is protected against debtors in bankruptcy proceeding.
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What is the exemption amount?
$75,000 for single, $150,000 for couple
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What is WI homestead credit?
Program that homesteaders can take advantage to reduce impact of tax/rent payments. It can owned/rented property as long it's where a person/family live
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What are mobile homes?
Considered vehicles if manufactured before June 15, 1976. Issued a vehicle identification number