Chapter 4 Forms of real estate ownership Flashcards

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One owner/ sole owner is cut off/severed from other owners

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ownership in severalty

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Tenancy in common, jointy tenancy, tenancy by the etnirety and community property are types of

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co-ownership

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Default mode of ownership. Undivided fractional interest. Universal right of possession. Only form of co-ownership with equal OR unequal ownership. Tenants presumed to own equal shares unless otherwise specified. Only co-ownership with willability.

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Tenancy in common

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Property ownership by two or more people, married or unmarried. Equal interest in property. right of survivorship. Tenants receive interest at same time on ONE deed. If there are 2 owners and one dies, this form of co-ownership is terminated

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Joint Tenancy

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Creating joint tenancy. If any of these aren’t true/implied/applied, the joint tenancy terminated

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Possession, interest, time, title

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6
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Legal way to dissolve the relationship between co-owners of real estate when the parties to not voluntarily agree to its termination

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Partition

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Type of co-ownership reserved for married couples. Default mode for married couples. Like joint tenancy, but no partition. Owned like one unit. “marriage” owns the property.

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Tenancy by the entirety

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Real or personal property that was owned solely by either spouse before the marriage or purchased with separate funds from the marriage

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Separate property

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Device by which one person transfers ownership of property to someone else to hold or manage for the benefit of a third party

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Trust

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Person who creates the trust

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trustor

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person benefiting from trust

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beneficiary

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a person who acts in confidence or trust and has a special legal relationship with the beneficiary

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Fiduciary

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Party who holds the legal title to the property and is entrusted with carrying out the trustor’s instructions regarding the purpose of the trust

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trustee

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14
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These trsuts begin upon a person’s death

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Living and testamentary trusts

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15
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trust created by agreement during the property’s owner lifetime

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living trust

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16
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trust created by agreement established by will after owner’s death

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testamentary trust

17
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Real estate is the only asset of a

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land trust

18
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Association of two or more persons

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partnership

19
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all partners participate in the operation and management of the business and share FULL LIABILITY for business losses and obligations

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general partnership

20
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consists of one of more gneral partners. Not legally permitted to participate. “Silent partners”. Silent partners. Limited liability.

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Limited partner

21
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Legal entity. Created under the authority of the laws of the state from which it receives its charter. Managed/operated by board of directors. selected by owners- the shareholders.

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Corporations

22
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Type of corporate ownership. tax advantages, income flows directly to member(s).

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LLC Limited Liability COmpany

23
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“Big Corp” Double taxation (negative). majority shareholders actively manage the corporation

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C-corp

24
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Shareholders enjoy limited liability. 75 or fewer shareholders

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S-corp

25
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Traded on wall street. Held in trust form for beneficiaries by a trustee

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REIT Rewal Estate Investment Trust

26
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Hold fee simple for unit. specified share of undivided interest in the remainder of the building (common elements). Real estate taxes are assessed and collected on each unit as an individual property.

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Condominium ownership

27
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The corporation holds title to the land and the building. Offers shares of stock tp prospective tenants. SHareholder in corporation. Own interest in corporation. Each shareholder affected by the financial stability of the others.

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Cooperative ownership

28
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Annual Occupancy interval. “Buy 2 weeks of ownership”. Multiple purchasers to buy relatively small interests in real estate, typically resort porerties

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Time share ownership.