MBE Review Tips Property Flashcards

1
Q

Life tenant is responsible for

A

Reasonable upkeep of property (always includes payment of taxes)

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2
Q

Language for fee simple determinable

A

“so long as”

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3
Q

Language to create FSSCS

A

To X, provided that or but if

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4
Q

Class gift- class opens _____

A

At the time the gift takes effect

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5
Q

Class gift- class closes when _____

A

Any member of the class has a right to the property

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6
Q

When leased property is sold, the purchaser is liable for

A

1) All promises that the seller made to the tenant that the seller made to the tenant that the purchaser agrees to accept
2) All promises that run with the land (touch and concern)

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7
Q

Holdover tenant of a commercial lease (duration and lease price)

A

If greater than a year, creates a year to year tenancy. Lease price stays the same unless tenant provided notice beforehand

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8
Q

When property subject to an easement is conveyed, the purchaser must honor the easement if there is

A

Notice (actual, record, or inquiry)

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9
Q

Buyer of property in subdivision must honor the restrictions when?

A

Buyer must honor where he gets notice

a) actual
b) record because it was in a prior deed on property he purchases
c) record notice because developer recorded subdivision plans
d) Inquiry notice - if a reasonable buyer would have inquired into the restrictions

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10
Q

PMSI in a fixture

A

As long as the security interest is recorded within 20 days after chattel is attached to the land, it will have priority over previously recorded mortgages

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11
Q

Doctrine of exoneration

A

Person acquiring property by will has a right to have all encumbrances paid for by the estate

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12
Q

What are two prime examples of lack of marketable title?

A

1) A gap in chain of title

2) A title acquired in whole or in part by adverse possession unless seller has obtained judicial order

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13
Q

On the multistate, adverse possession will most likely

A

Not be present

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14
Q

When a deed is recorded, it creates a presumption that

A

The recipient intends to accept it (i.e. there is valid delivery)

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15
Q

Judgment creditors and recording statutes

A

Judgment creditors are not protected by recording statutes

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16
Q

Statutory right of redemption for lienholder

A

Junior lienholder may pay off senior lienholder to preserve its own interest on land

17
Q

Riparian rights question on MBE

A

Riparian owner using the water for domestic use will win against downstream commercial user of water