Chpt. 8 Selling Real Property Flashcards

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marketable title

A

title reasonably free from doubt as to its validity

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title unmarketable if:

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  • seller’s property interest is less than the one she purports to sell
  • seller’s title is subject to an encumrbance
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3
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equitable conversion

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when a purchase K is signed, risk of loss moves to purchaser and ownership automatically changes

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4
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duty to disclose

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  • defects materially affecting the property

- and not known or readily discoverable by buyer

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5
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3 methods of title assurance

A

title covenants, title opinion based on search of public record, title insurance

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6
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title covenants

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promises buyer that there is a marketable title

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7
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quitclaim deed

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grantor makes no warranties about title, so grantee receives only what grantor has, if anything

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8
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6 standard covenants

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seisen
against encumberance
right to convey
quiet enjoyment
further assistance
warranty
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9
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seisen

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promise that grantor owns what he purports to convey

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10
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right to convey

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promise that grantor has right to convey title

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11
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against encumbrances

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promise that there are no encumbrances on land

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12
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quiet enjoymet

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grantee’s possession will not be disturbed by anyone w/ superior title

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13
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further assistance

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promise that grantor will take all future steps reasonably necessary to cure title defects that existed at closing

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14
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warranty

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grantor will defend against any claim of superior title

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15
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title opinion based on search of public records

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opinion by an attorney that the title is free

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16
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recording system

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if deed unrecorded, protection to bona fide purchaser who requires her title w/o notice of adverse claim and pays consideration

17
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race-notice jx

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protects subsequent bona fide purchaser who BOTH takes w/o notice and records first

18
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race jx

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purchaser who records 1st has priority

19
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notice jx

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a subsequent, bona fide purchaser has priority

20
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record notice

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notice of any prior interest that would be discovered by standard search of public land record

21
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inquiry notice

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notice of any prior interest that would have been obtained by investigating suspicious circumstances

22
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constructive notice

A

record notice and inquiry notice

not actually notified

23
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title insurance

A

Best protection

protects if title is not what seller purported to transfer