CHAPTER 8 LEASING AND PROPERTY MANAGEMENT Flashcards

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___ AT ____- An estate arising when the tenant wrongfully holds over after the
expiration of the term. The landlord has the choice of evicting the tenant as a trespasser or
accepting such tenant for a similar term and under the condition of the tenant’s previous
holding. Also called a tenancy at sufferance

A

Estate at Sufferance

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____ AT ___- The occupation of lands and tenements by a tenant for an indefinite period,
terminable by one or both parties.

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Estate at Will

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___ FOR ___- - An interest in lands by virtue of a contract of a contract for the possession
of them for a definite and limited period of time. May be for a year or less. A lease may be
said to be an estate for years.

-TYPICALLY LASTS ONE YEAR

A

Estate For Years

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___ ESTATE- A tenant’s right to occupy real estate during the term of the lease. This
is a personal property interest.

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Leasehold Estate -

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____- - One who contracts to rent, occupy, and use property under a lease agreement; a
tenant.

A

Lessee

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____- An owner who enters into a lease agreement with a tenant; a landlord

A

Lessor

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___ESTATE- An interest in land where there is no definite termination date (FREEHOLD) but the
rental period is fixed at a certain sum per week, month, or year. Also called an estate from
period to period.

A

Periodic Estate

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Remember that under an estate for __, the lease spells out a specific time period at which point
the lease will terminate. A estate is different. With a ____ estate, there is a rental period
defined by the lease, but there is not a pre-determined lease termination date.

A

years

periodic -This type of
leasehold estate is also known as an estate from period to period, or a periodic tenancy. a month-to-month lease

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LEASEHOLD ESTATES -

___ FOR ___- A LEASEHOLD ESTATE FOR ANY SPECIFIED PERIOD OF TIME. AN ESTATE FOR YEARS DOES NOT AUTOMATICALLY RENEW

A

ESTATE FOR YEARS

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LEASEHOLD ESTATES

____ TENANCY- AKA ESTATE FROM YEAR TO YEAR, A LEASE THAT AUTOMATICALLY RENEWS FOR SUCCESSIVE PERIODS, UNLESS TERMINATED BY EITHER PARTY

A

PERIODIC TENANCY

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LEASEHOLD ESTATES
___ AT ____- AN ESTATE AT WILL DOES NOT HAVE A SET TERM PERIOD. IT IS OPEN ENDED.

  • AT ESTATE AT WILL DOES NOT HAVE A SET TERM. IT IS OPEN ENDED.

CONTINUES UNITL EITHER PARTY TERMINATES THE LEASE.

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ESTATE AT WILL

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LEASEHOLD ESTATES

___ AT ____- AN ESTATE ARISING WHEN THE TENANT WRONGFULLY HOLDS OVER AFTER THE EXPIRATION OF THE LEASE TERM.

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ESTATE AT SUFFERANCE - IF THEY DON’T MOVE OUT, THEY ARE A HOLD OVER TENANT.

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____ - A contract between an owner and tenant, setting forth conditions upon which the
tenant may occupy and use the property and the term of the occupancy.

A

Lease -

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___ ____- The removal of a tenant by the landlord because the tenant breached a
condition of a lease or another rental contract.

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Actual Eviction

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____ ____- Any disturbance of the tenant’s possession of the lease premises
by the landlord whereby the premises are rendered unfit or unsuitable for the purpose for
which they were leased.

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Constructive Eviction

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___- A lease given by a lessee.

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Sublease

17
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The first principle that comes with leasing real estate is ____. When someone contracts with
a property owner to lease the real estate from them, one of the benefits they are getting is the right
to possess the unit or parcel being leased.

A

possession

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A tenant’s rights and responsibilities for the property can also be terminated or modified through
the process of ____ or by subleasing the rental home or unit

A

assignment

19
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____ LEASES- A lease in which the lANDLORD pays all costs of operating and maintaining the
property and real estate taxes.

A

GROSS LEASE

TENANT PAYS- MONTHY RENT
LANDLORD PAYS - TAXES, INSURANCE, MAINTENANCE, AND MORTGAGE

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___ LEASE- An agreement for the use of land only, sometimes secured by improvements
placed on the land by the user

A

GROUND LEASE

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___ LEASE - A lease requiring a lessee to pay charges against the property such as taxes,
insurance and maintenance costs in addition to rental payments.

A

Net Lease

  • TENANT PAYS RENT, UTILITIES, TAXES, INSURANCE, AND MAINTENANCE.
  • LANDLORD PAYS - CAPITAL EXPENDITURES, MORTGAGE

double net lease
TRIPLE NET LEASES TOO

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___ ____- Lease on the property, the rental for which is determined by the amount
of business done by the lessee; usually a percentage of gross receipts from the business
with provisions for a minimum rent.

A

Percentage Lease

COMMONLY USED WITH RETAIL TENANTS.