Ch 4 Flashcards
Encumbrances
Non-possessory interests in real property;
interests that don’t include ownership or possession of the property.
Freehold vs leashold estate
Freehold =
Leasehold =
Encumbrance example
Mortgage
Claim against the property, but not exclusive possession like an owner
T/F: Unencumbered property is the exception, not the rule
True
Financial encumbrances are also called ___
Liens
Ex: Mortgage
Non-financial encumbrances = ____ and ____
Easements;
Private restrictions
Best definition of encumbrance:
A.The degree, nature, quantity, and extent of interest that a person has in real property
B.The use of property by a debtor as security for a debt
C.Any action taken in relation to real property except for acquiring title
D.Anything that limits or affects the title to real property
D. Anything that limits or affects the title to real property
Encumbrance = a non-possessory interest in real property, such as a ___ or an ___
Lien;
Easement
Encumbrances burden or limit the property owner’s ___.
Title
the person who holds a lien (the lienholder) has a ___ claim against the property
Financial