Unit one: intro to the real estate business Flashcards
(13 cards)
Bundle of rights
Possession: right to occupy
Control: write to control prop. use
Enjoyment: use legally without interference
Exclusion: right to exclude
Disposition: right to sell, lease or transfer ownership
Emblements
Crops cultivated annually – considered personal property, even if attached to the land
Chattel
Another time for personal property
Appurtenance
A right or privilege associated with property (e.g. parking spaces or water rights)
Riparian rights
Water rights for property boarding a river or stream
Littoral rights
For property, bordering, lakes, oceans, or sea
Accretion
Accretion
Gradual land increase from deposits of soil
Erosion
Gradual loss of land due to water, wind or other sources
What’s the main difference between real and personal property?
Real property is attached to the land. Personal property is movable items real is permanent.
Examples of fixtures and trade fixtures
Fixtures: ceiling fan,countertop
Trade fixtures: display shelves, or diner booth
How does scientist affect real estate value?
Location is everything. Accessibility and proximity to amenities value