7 - Encumbrances Flashcards

1
Q

What process taken by the government through the right to take private property?

A

The process of condemnation

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2
Q

Difference between a subdivided and a developer?

A

Subdivided buys underdeveloped land and divides into smaller lots; a developer improves the land.

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3
Q

Difference between zoning regulations and building codes

A

Zoning Regulations: How the land can be used

Building regulations: how you can improve the property.

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4
Q

Example of Police Power:

A

Zoning of private property by the government.

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5
Q

The country condemns an owner’s property to build a public park. The gov. would most likely pay the owner:

A

Just compensation based on appraisals.

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6
Q

If a property owner dies without a will or legal heirs, what can the government do to take the property?

A

Exercise an ESCHEAT

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7
Q

Ad valorem tax is based on:

A

The assessed value of the house. Even if the tax rate is the same.

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8
Q

The city installs a nice sidewalk. What tax would be imposed to the improved properties to pay for the sidewalk?

A

Special Assessment Tax

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9
Q

General real estate tax bill is computed by applying the tax rate to the property’s:

A

Assessed Value

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10
Q

Priority of liens is based on:

A

Recording dates

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11
Q

What determines the effective date of a mechanics lien?

A

The date the mechanic started Working!! Not the date they filed it… wayyyyy back at the beginning

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12
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Mechanic’s liens can only be filed against the:

A

Owner’s property that the tradesman worked on.

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13
Q

A property had a judgement filed against it. This was the result of a:

A

Lawsuit!!!

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14
Q

An attachment lien would be placed on a property to:

A

Prevent the owner from conveying the title to the property until a lawsuit is decided

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15
Q

You’re a mechanic and not paid. What should you file?

A

Notice of lien

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16
Q

What takes priority, deed restrictions or city’s?

A

Deed restrictions.

A neighbor that objects to a fence should apple for a court injunction against the plans.

17
Q

Restrictive covenant which limits the use of real property in a subdivision is usually the result of:

A

Private Deed Restrictions

18
Q

If a neighbor waits and waits to file an injunction, they could lose their right through the:

A

Doctrine of Laches

19
Q

Appurtenant

A

A-part-of-the-land

Interest runs with the land

20
Q

Property owner gives permission to a friend to cross the property to go fishing. If he sells the property, can the friend still cross?

A

No. A license is terminated when the property is sold.

21
Q

Who is responsible for maintaining and repairing the access road?

A

The parties specified in the easement agreement.

22
Q

An interest in real property must be recorded to:

A

Provide constructive notice

23
Q

Escheat

A

The version of property to the state as provided by law.

In the case that someone dies without heirs or somebody capable of inheriting the land.

24
Q

Tax rate is measured in

A

Mills

25
Q

Lien

A

Creditors right to have their debts paid when the debtor defaults

26
Q

Encumbrance

A

Anything that may diminish the value or use and enjoyment of a property.

Such as a mortgage, taxes, or judgment lien; and easement; a restriction on the use of the land; or an outstanding dower right.

27
Q

Encroachment

A

Something extending beyond legal lot lines