Encumbrances

Question 1

Money encumbrance liens

Answer 1

A hold or claim which one person has on the property of another to secure payment of a debt or other obligation

Question 2

Specific liens

Answer 2

Burdens on a particular parcel trust deed mortgage mechanic liens property tax assessment attachment

Question 3

General liens

Answer 3

Burdens on any and all property of the owner judgment corporation franchise tax decadents debt income tax

Question 4

Voluntary liens

Answer 4

A lien such as a trust deed or mortgage which is placed on the property by the voluntary act of the owner ex. Like title 1 loan

Question 5

Involuntary liens

Answer 5

A lien imposed without the consent of the owner

Question 6

Lis pendens

Answer 6

Notice of pending litigation must be record and is effective until a judgment is rendered or until the action is dismissed

Question 7

Attachment lien

Answer 7

Is a seizure of property by the court order to hold the property as security for a possible judgement in a law suit an attachment is valid for 3 years

Question 8

Judgment liens

Answer 8

Are a result of the final determination of the rights of the parties is a lawsuit when the abstract of judgment is recorded it creates a general involuntary lien upon the debtor personal and real property in that county it may be recorded in more than one county and is valid for 10 years

Question 9

Writ of execution

Answer 9

A way of enforcing a judgment it is a court order instructing an official to sell property to satisfy a judgment

Question 10

Homestead exemption

Answer 10

Only one property of the owner can be homestead at a time married or head of household 75000
Any person over 65 100,000
Single 5000

Question 11

Priorty payments if creditor forces sale

Answer 11

Tax and assessments 
Trust deeds mortgages mechanic liens 
The owner/debtor 
Costs fees and expanses of sale 
Judgment creditor 
Balance if any to owner/debtor

Question 12

Easement

Answer 12

Nonmoney encumbrances affect the physical condition are the use of property the right to enter any use another persons that without limits a nonexclusive non-position any interest in a servient and dominant tenancy

Question 13

A license

Answer 13

Is the right order in and stay in line it is a personal privilege given to someone to use the land it is nonassignable can we cancel for the first Emily uses it as it is personal license is not an encumbrance on the land

Question 14

Dominate tenant

Answer 14

The land that has benefited by the easement

Question 15

Servient tenement

Answer 15

The land that the land that is Burden encumbered by the easement

Question 16

Deed

Answer 16

Conveyed or reserved by the grantor the easement may be created for any defined period of time or in perpetuity an easement may be granted by a lease he won’t only for the term of the lease

Question 17

Necessity or implication of law

Answer 17

The owner of the land locked parcel has the right to ingress and egress of the property

Question 18

Implied grants

Answer 18

Is mineral oil or gas right I told the buyer has the right to enter the land and extract them

Question 19

Prescription

Answer 19

In acquired right to use another and then the requirements are open. You continue with an interrupted you for five years hostile to the true woman with the permission but not in confrontation under the claim of right or color of title

Question 20

Easement in gross

Answer 20

Belongs to a person natural or Leo therefore it must be conveyed in writing the most common example is the right of utility company to a wreck walls and string wires over the land this is the most common easement on residential property

Question 21

Dedication

Answer 21

A developer made dedicate length of the blood like to be used for street works etc.

Question 22

Adverse possession

Answer 22

Similar to an easement by prescription except that through this prolonged a person may obtain title

Question 23

Restrictions

Answer 23

These are encumbrances which limit the use of the property by and only restrictions can be beneficial to the owner before building improvements both private and public restrictions should be checked

Question 24

Private restrictions

Answer 24

Created by the grantor in the deed or buy a written agreement

Question 25

Covenant

Answer 25

And promised to do or not to do something is violated in induction can compare compliance which may result in dollar damages

Question 26

Conditions

Answer 26

A condition to continue ownership a condition can be created only by a grant of an estate if violated tittle can revert to the original grantor where his heirs

Question 27

a restriction prohibiting

Answer 27

A for sale sign is not valid as it infringes on the owners power of alienation limits as to the same size and design may be set by the city or county

Question 28

Eminent domain

Answer 28

The right of the government to take privately out then for public use provided just compensation is paid

Question 29

Public restrictions

Answer 29

Primarily zoning regulations the power of the government to enact laws regulations which limit the use of property to promote the health safety moral and general welfare of the public

Question 30

Down zoning

Answer 30

Changing the zoning from commercial to residential

Question 31

Who can do end ant domain

Answer 31

Federal government city state hospital with universities railroads

Question 32

Encumbrance

Answer 32

Anything which limits affects or burdens the tittle to the property there are two types of encumbrances money encumbrance or non money