Unit 3: Other Real Property in WI Flashcards
(39 cards)
What is personal property defined as?
portable property that can be moved from place to place
What is intangible property?
things a person owns and cannot be touched (funds, stocks, and bank accounts)
What in tangible property?
things a person owns and can be touched (clothes, cars, and electronics)
What is real property defined as?
property that is affixed to one place, such as a house or building
What are the bundle of rights?
Owner’s rights
What is the right of disposition?
Sell, lease, or leave property in a will
What is the right of encumbrance?
Take a mortgage on property or grant an interest in property to another party
What is the right of exclusion?
Have exclusive use of a property
What is the right of possession?
Occupy a property
What is the right of enjoyment?
Have exclusive use of a property.
What is the right of control?
Use a property in any lawful manner
What is ownership in severalty?
Property owned is free of anyone else owning interest in it
What is co-ownership?
more than one person has interest in a property
What are the 2 types of co ownership?
Tenancy and joint tenancy
What is tenancy?
multiple entities own a fractional interest in a property and can sell whenever they want
What is joint tenancy?
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.
What is a marital property?
property brought into marriage after date of wedding. Spouses each own half of marital property, no matter how much they contributed to it.
What is a mixed property?
combination of both marital and individual property. always treated as marital property
What is individual property?
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)
What is a predetermination date property?
property the couple acquired before marriage. After the wedding, this becomes marital property.
What is survivorship marital property?
property that passes to a surviving spouse without going through probate
How are manufactured homes considered real property?
if the wheels are removed and the unit is affixed to a foundation on land that the unit owner owns
How are manufactured homes considered personal property?
if it’s not situated on a foundation or is on land the unit owner doesn’t own
What are manufactured homes?
units built entirely in a factory and generally don’t have wheels or towing hitches