Chapter 4 Flashcards

Transfer Title of Real Property

1
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alienation

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The transfer of ownership or an interest in property from one person to another, by any means

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Metes and Bounds

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A legal description that starts at an easily identifiable point of beginning (POB), then describes the property’s boundaries in terms of bounds (compass directions) and metes (distances), ultimately returning to the point of beginning.

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Point of Beginning (POB)

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a point in the metes and bounds system that is reasonably easy to locate and tied to a reference point that is well established

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4
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Government Rectangular System

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Legal description for land referencing principal meridians and baselines designated throughout the country

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5
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Description by Reference

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A valid legal description that refers to a recorded plat or other publicly recorded document

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6
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Testate

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when property is distributed from a a valid will to heirs of the person who died

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7
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Intestate

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when property is distributed without a valid will to heirs of the person who died

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8
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Bequest

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gift of personal property with a will

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9
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Legacy

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gift of cash with a will

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10
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Devise

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gift of real property with a will

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11
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Descent

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Gift of real property without a will

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12
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Beneficiary

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Heir of the will

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13
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Probate

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legal process to distribute an estate

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14
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Testattor

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the person who made the will

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15
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Executor

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carries out the will

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16
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Administrator

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“executor” for those without a will

17
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What are the four types of involuntary alienation?

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Lien foreclosure, adverse possession, escheat, and eminent domain

18
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What are the 7 requirements to consider a deed valid? (WIGS Deliver Legal Words promptly)

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Writing (in writing)
Identity (identify parties)
Grantor’s Capacity (to execute deed)
Signed (by grantor)
Deliver (delivery & acceptance by grantee)
Legal (description)
Words (of conveyance)

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