Chapter 3: Interests in Real Estate Flashcards

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Freehold Estate

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Ownership of real property. Indefinite duration, and the owner has title and the right to possess

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Fee Simple Estate

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Best type of ownership, owned without limitation, completely

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3
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Conditional Fee Estate

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Has right to estate as long as they meet conditions or its passed back to heirs. (Memorial Park)

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4
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Life Estate

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Has right to estate for the life of person

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5
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Leasehold Estate

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Estate for years, periodic estate at will, tenancy at sufferance

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4 Types of Leaseholds

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  1. For Years: Has start date and end date
  2. Periodic: Auto renews (Month to Month)
  3. Estate at Will: Either party can terminate at anytime
  4. Sufferance: This is when lease expires and the tenant refuses to leave
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Types of rent and Consideration

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  1. Gross: Landlord pays all bills. Tenants pay rent only
  2. Net: Tenant pays rent and bills
  3. Percentage: Rent plus % of sales for goods and services
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Statutory Estate

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Estates created by law, like community property, homestead, dower/curtesy

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Equitable Estate

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An “Interest” (Not Ownership) in real property, most common are liens and easements

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Easements

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Gives one the right to use or pass over another’s property for a specific use

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Easement in Gross

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A person or corporation that doesn’t belong to the land

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12
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Easement in Appurtenant

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Is a right for the benefit of a piece of land

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Encumbrances

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A claim, Lien, charge or ability attached to and binding real property

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14
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Encroachments

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The intrusion of ones property onto another’s

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15
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Right of Redemption

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This happens when a house is foreclosed on, the owner has up to 2 years to repurchase or redeem the home

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16
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Allodial system

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Land can be privately owned by individuals (King of England decided)

17
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Government retains 4 rights to real property

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P.E.T.E

18
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Police Power

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Right to regulate and control land

19
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Building codes

A

codes for structures are set by local government

20
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Variance

A

Request to the municipality use property differently than the current zoning laws

21
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Municipality

A

Local town government

22
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Zoning codes

A

code for permitted use

23
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Buffer zone

A

Property that separates 2 zones

24
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Downzoning

A

Changing the zone of a property to a lower value

25
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Setback

A

Amount of required space between lot line and building line

26
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5 types of zoning laws for properties

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Residential, Mixed use, Commercial, Industrial, Spatial

27
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Eminent Domain

A

Right for government to take private land for public use

28
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Condemnation

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The “Act” of taking land, must be for good of all

28
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Condemnation

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The “Act” of taking land, must be for good of all

29
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Easement

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By Condemnation are when government needs access or a portion of the land for itself

30
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Inverse Condemnation

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Is when the property owner sues the government to force it take their land

31
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Taxation

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Government retains right to tax real property

32
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Escheat

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Right for government to take property of a deceased person without a will or heir