Estates 11 Flashcards
When the Grantor “Will Re-Aquire” Property, what is he called?
Reverter -
When the Grantor “Will Re-Aquire” Property, He is Called a Reverter
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Degree or Extent of Interest a Person has in Real Property. Synonymous with Right, Title, Interest, Tenancy, and Equity.
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Estate -
Degree or Extent of Interest a Person has in Real Property. Synonymous with Right, Title, Interest, Tenancy, and Equity.
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What are the two categories of Estates?
Estates (2 Categories) -
- Freehold Estate: (Fee Simple Absolute, Defeasible Simple, Life Estates)
- Leasehold Estate: (Estate for Years, Period to Period, Estate at Will - Permission, Estate at Sufference - Tenant Holding Over Wrongfully)
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Which 3 types of Estates have an Ownership Interest?
Freehold Estates (Ownership Interest) -
Fee Simple Absolute: Highest Form, All Bundle of Rights Forever.
Deafeasible Fee Simple: (Conditional Ownership), if Violated Reverts Back to Grantor (reverter)
Life Estates - Interest Created by Life of a Certain Person.
Which Type of Estate Gives Right to Possess and Use of Another’s Property.
Leasehold Estate -
Gives Right to Possess and Use of Another’s Property.
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What are the 3 Types of Freehold Estates?
Freehold Estates (Types) -
- Fee Simple Absolute (Highest Form of Ownership-Bundle of Rights Forever)
- Defeasible Fee Simple (Conditional)
- Life Estates (for Life of Certain Person)
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Which Type of Freehold Estate gives Highest Form of Ownership, Absolute Ownership, and has all Bundle of Rights Forever?
Fee Simple Absolute-
Gives Highest Form of Ownership, Absolute Ownership and all Bundle of Rights Forever.
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Which Type of Freehold Estate gives Conditional Ownership, and Reverts Back to Grantor (Reverter), if violated?
Defeasible Fee Simple -
Conditional Ownership, if violated Reverts Back to Grantor (Reverter).
- Fee Simple Determinable (If Condition Occurs Ownership Ends)
- Fee Simple Subject To Condition Subsequent (Condition Occurs Ownership May End)
- Fee Simple Subject To Executory Limitation (Passes to 3rd Party)
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Which Type of Freehold Estate gives Ownership Interest to a Life Tenant?
Life Estates -
Gives Ownership Interest to Certain Person (Life Tenant) for Their Life.
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Conv_______ L__ Estate -
Estate created by One Person for Another Person (Life Tenant).
- Interest Cannot be “Willed”
- Waste Cannot be Committed.
Conventional Life Estate -
Estate created by One Person for Another Person (Life Tenant).
- Interest Cannot be “Willed”
- Waste Cannot be Committed.
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Degree or Extent of Interest a Person has in Real Property. Synonymous with Right, Title, Interest, Tenancy, and Equity.
Estate -
Degree or Extent of Interest a Person has in Real Property. Synonymous with Right, Title, Interest, Tenancy, and Equity.
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Deliberate Damage to Property by Life Tenant is?
Waste -
Deliberate Damage to Property by Life Tenant
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“Interest” held by Grantor (Reverter) by which Grantor will Re-Aquire Interest is called?
Reversionary Interest (Estate in Reversion) -
“Interest” held by Grantor (Reverter) by which Grantor will Re-Aquire Interest.
Example: Son creates life estate for Mom and at Mom’s death interest “reverts back” to Son.
- Mom holds a life estate (Warranty Deed)
- Son holds a Reversionary Interest (Estate in Reversion)
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Life Estate example, What Type of “Interest” Does Son hold If:
- Mom holds Life Estate
- Son is the Grantor Which will Re-Aquire Estate.
Reversionary Interest (Estate in Reversion)
Life Estate example where:
- Mom holds Life Estate
- Son is the Grantor Which will Re-Aquire Estate.
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An Interest held by a Another Person Than the Grantor by which they will Acquire a Greater Interest in the Future (ex: death of grantor)?
Remainder Interest (Person is: Remainderman) -
An Interest held by a Another Person Than the Grantor by which they will Acquire a Greater Interest in the Future (example: death of grantor).
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Freehold Estates (Ownership Interest) -
F__ S______ Ab______: Highest Form, All Bundle of Rights Forever.
D________ F__ S______: (Conditional Ownership), If Violated Reverts Back to Grantor (reverter)
L___ Es_____ - Interest Created by Life of a Certain Person.
Freehold Estates (Ownership Interest) -
Fee Simple Absolute: Highest Form, All Bundle of Rights Forever.
Deafeasible Fee Simple: (Conditional Ownership), if Violated Reverts back to Grantor (reverter)
Life Estates - Interest Created by Life of a Certain Person.
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Estate in Rem_____ (Rem_______ In______)
Son created Life Estate for Mom. Son is Grantor but Holds No Interest. Sister will Acquire Interest upon Mom’s death. What interest will Sis hold?
Estate in Remainder (Remainder Interest) - Sis holds this interest.
Life Estate where: Son creates Life Estate for Mom. Son is Grantor but holds No Interest. Sister will acquire interest upon Mom’s death.
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Life Estate where Mom conveys Fee Simple Title to Son, and holds Life Estate for Herself.
What type of interest does Son hold?
Son holds - Remainder Interest (Estate in Remainder)
Life Estate where Mom conveys Fee Simple Title to Son, and holds Life Estate for Herself. Son will hold Greater Interest in Future
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Type of Estates that gives Right to Possess and Use Another’s Property. The Rights are Evidence by Lease (Demise)?
Leasehold Estates (Conditional Ownership) -
Types of Estates that gives Right to Possess and Use of Another’s Property . The Rights are Evidence by Lease (Demise)
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Leasehold Estates Tenancies -
- Estate for _____ (Tenancy) - Ending Date and No Notice Needed
- Estate from _______ - Indefinite Period and *****NOTICE NEEDED******
- Estate at ______ - Unspecified Permission and No Notice Needed
- Estate of _________- Hold-over after Expiration
Leasehold Estates Tenancies -
- Estate for Years (Tenancy) - Ending Date and No Notice)
- Estate from Period to Period - Indefinite Period ****NOTICE NEEDED*****
- Estate at Will - Unspecified Permission/No Notice
- Estate of Sufferance - Hold-over after Expiration
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Which Leasehold Estate has a Ending Date, but Requires “No Notice” to Terminate?
Estate For Years Tenancy (ENDS) -
- Ending Date (Specified Time)
- No Notice - to terminate
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Which Leasehold Estate has an Indefinite Duration, and REQUIRES NOTICE to terminate?
Estate Period to Period -
- Indefinite Duration (No End Date) - Month to Month, Year to Year
- REQUIRED ****NOTICE NEEDED****
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Which Leasehold Estate gives
- Permission/Privilege to Use
- Unspecified Time Frame
- No Notice** to **Terminate
Estate at Will
- Permission/Privilege to Use
- Unspecified Time Frame
- No Notice to Terminate
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H________
Tenant Remains on Property After Lease Expires is What Type of Tenancy?
Holdover Tenancy -
Tenant Remains on Property After Lease Expires
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