Chapter 7 Flashcards

1
Q

assignment

A

transfer of a tenant’s
entire interest in a leased
property to another party,
known as an assignee.

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2
Q

constructive
eviction

A

When a landlord’s actions or
failure to act materially
interfere with a tenant’s
beneficial use and enjoyment
of the leased property,
leading the tenant to vacate
the premises

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3
Q

default

A

Failure to fulfill the
obligations or terms of a
lease agreement

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4
Q

gross
lease

A

lease agreement where the
tenant pays a fixed rental
amount, and the landlord is
responsible for all property
expenses, including taxes,
insurance, and maintenance

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5
Q

ground
lease

A

long-term lease of land
where the tenant (lessee) has
the right to use the land for a
specific purpose, such as
building and operating a
structure, while the
landowner (lessor) retains
ownership of the land

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6
Q

lease
term

A

The duration for which a
lease agreement is valid and
in effect

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7
Q

leased fee
estate

A

he property owner’s interest
in a property leased to
another party, entitling them
to receive rental payments

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8
Q

leasehold
estate

A

The tenant’s right to possess
and use a property under a
lease agreement for a
specific period.

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9
Q

lessee

A

The person or entity that
rents or leases property from
a lessor.

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10
Q

lessor

A

The person or entity that
owns a property and grants
another party the right to use
it through a lease agreement

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11
Q

net lease

A

lease agreement where the
tenant pays a base rent plus
additional expenses such as
property taxes, insurance,
and maintenance costs

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12
Q

percentage
lease

A

lease agreement
commonly used in
commercial real estate
where the tenant pays a base
rent plus a percentage of
their gross sales.

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13
Q

specific
performance

A

legal remedy where a
court orders a party to
perform a specific action as
outlined in a contract, such
as fulfilling the terms of a
lease agreement.

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14
Q

subletting

A

tenant rents out all or
part of their leased property
to another party, known as a
subtenant, while still
retaining some interest in the
property.

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15
Q

Uniform
Residential
Landlord and
Tenant Act

A

model law that
standardizes the rights and
responsibilities of landlords
and tenants in residential
rental properties, aiming to
protect both parties and
promote fairness in landlord-
tenant relationships.

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16
Q

leased fee estate

A

A lease agreement commonly used in commercial real estate where the tenant pays a base rent plus a percentage of their gross sales.

17
Q

percentage lease

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The property owner’s interest in a property leased to another party, entitling them to receive rental payments.

18
Q

What is one important difference between a sublease and a lease assignment?

A

In a sublease, the original tenant retains primary responsibility for performance of the original lease contract

19
Q

When an owner leases her property, she temporarily relinquishes the right to

A

occupy the property

20
Q

An owner leases a property to a business in exchange for rent. The tenant is required to pay all operating expenses as well. This is an example of a

A

net lease

21
Q

Under the Uniform Residential Landlord and Tenant Act, if a lease does not state a clear expiration date, the lease is regarded as

A

a tenancy from period-to-period

22
Q

Among a landlord’s primary obligations in a lease is

A

providing required building support and services

23
Q

A landlord generally has the right to enter the leased premises

A

for specified reasonable purposes

24
Q

A tenant transfers a portion of the leasehold interest to another party. The document that accomplishes this transfer is a(n)

A

sublease

25
Q

Which of the following happens when a leased property is sold?

A

The buyer acquires title subject to the lease

26
Q

A tenant vacates the premises and declares the lease canceled because the landlord has made the premises uninhabitable

A

constructive eviction

27
Q

The type of lease in which the tenant pays rent based on income generated at the leased premises is a(n)

A

percentage lease

28
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