Chapter 3 Review-How can real estate be owned Flashcards

1
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What is it called when you have ownership by one person or legal entity?

A

Ownership by severalty

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What is it called when a property is owned by two or more people and is characterized by the unity of “possession”?

This type of tenancy gives each party the right to possess and use the entire property.

A

Tenants-in-common

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What is it called when a property is owned by two or more people and is characterized by the right of “survivorship”?

When one owner dies, his or her shares is automatically transferred to the other owners.

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Joint tenancy

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True or False:

Tenants-in-common ownership is an inheritable estate?

A

True!
The owner has the right to give it to whomever they choose in his or her will.
This is the only form of ownership where the shares or interest can be unequal.

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5
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What are the four characteristics of Joint Tenancy?

A

Unities of time
Title
Interest
Possession

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_________ __ ___ _______ can only be held by people that are married. In the eyes of the law, each spouse owns 100% of the property. Upon the death of one spouse the property automatically transfers to the other spouse.
Unities of time, title, interest, possession, and person are necessary to create this.

A

Tenancy by the entirety.

Not observed as law in Maine

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7
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In ______________ _________ estates, marriage is seen as a partnership and any property purchased with commingled funds with the marriage are equally owned by each spouse.

A

Community Property

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When co-owners cannot agree upon how the property should be divided, one owner may file a _____ ___ ____________, which will allow the court system to determine the division.

A

petition for partition or suit for partition

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___________________ ownership blends ownership of an individual unit with ownership of other elements as tenants-in-common with all the other owners.

A

Condominium

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When you own a condo, the common elements are owned by _______?

A

Everyone

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When you own a condo, the limited common elements are used by ___________?

A

The unit owner only

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12
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A leasehold condominium means?

A

The land is leased

The purchaser should determine if the lease is 99 years and renewable forever or if it ends at a certain time.

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13
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An owner of a time share purchases the right to use the property or a set period of time, usually ________________ increments.

A

weeklong

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14
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With a timeshare, if the weeks are sold as fractional ownership, the person would receive a _________ to the property.

A

deed

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15
Q

What is a cooperative?

A

It’s when a company is formed to purchase a building.

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16
Q

When buying into a cooperative property (aka, co-op), the buyers purchase what?

A

stock in the company and have a proprietary lease to an apartment

17
Q

Each co-op owner must pay his or her share of what?

A

mortgage payment, property taxes and maintenance

18
Q

REIT stands for what?

-these are publicly traded investments entities that pool money of investors who want to invest in real estate.

A

Real Estate Investment Trusts

19
Q

A __________ __ ___________ is a legal entity established by an investor or property owner.

A

Deed in Trust

20
Q

What are the three parties in a Deed in Trust?

A deed in trust is established for the management of property.

A

Trustor, Trustee and Beneficiary

21
Q

Types of Co-ownerships are?

A

Tenants in Common
Joint Tenancy
Tenants by the Entirety
Community Property

22
Q

Types of Shared Ownerships?

A

Condominium
Cooperatives
Time Shares

23
Q

Another word for Co-Ownership?

A

Concurrent

24
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The landowner creating a condominium is called what?

A

Declarant