Module 3: Residential Properties Flashcards

1
Q

Bungalow

A

Living area contained to 1 floor

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2
Q

Bungalows require larger

A

lot size

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3
Q

Ranch style bungalows

A

larger overall size, attached garage and basement

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4
Q

Bi-level/Split Entrance bugalow

A

Basement above grad

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5
Q

One and 1/2 storey

A

60% of overall floor area on the main floor, high pitched roof, provides for additional living space

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6
Q

Duplex structure ownership

A

the structure is under one title while the two units is under two

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7
Q

One and 1/2 storey has reduced

A

ceiling heigh clearance on the second floor

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8
Q

Split level provides for

A

max amount of living area w/o maintenance of a large lot

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9
Q

One and 1/2 storey is characterized by

A

a slanted roof, sloped ceilings and possibly dormer windows

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10
Q

Fee simple interest in a property is also known as

A

freehold ownership/estate

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11
Q

Acronym to remember bundle of rights for fee simple

A
Sell
Lease
Use
Do nothing after purchasing 
Give away (in the settlement of an estate)
Enter the property
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12
Q

Right to lease is subject to

A

Residential tenancies act

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13
Q

Expropriation

A

Exercising the right of eminent domain

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14
Q

Exercising the right of eminent domain

A

Government’s right to take away private property from an owner for the public in exchange for price

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15
Q

Right to regulate

A

right of the gov. to regulate property

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16
Q

Police power

A

right to regulate

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17
Q

Zoning bylaws, building codes are

A

based on right to regulate

18
Q

Ontario generates revenue by charging taxes to owners

A

based on their property’s value

19
Q

Tax requirements are a

A

material fact

20
Q

Escheat Act’s impact on a SP

A

Selling a property on behalf of the public trustee

21
Q

Escheat Act pertains to

A

properties where the owner died w.o a heier

22
Q

Private limitations

A

placed on a property by a landowner (run with the land)

23
Q

Restrictive covenants

A

limitation placed on the use of a property that is registered on title

24
Q

Restrictive covenant is between

A

2 land owners (Covenantee - acquires right to restrain & covenantor)

25
Q

Two categories of concurrent ownership

A

TIC & JT

26
Q

For unities for JT

A

Posession
Interest
Time
Title

27
Q

A condo can either be

A

freehold (owned by the condo corp - most popular) or leasehold

28
Q

Proportionate share of the common elements for each unit is identified in the

A

declaration

29
Q

Owners of condos have 30 days to

A

requisition a meeting to challenge new rules

30
Q

Each owner a CEC must own

A

a freehold parcel of tied land

31
Q

Condo board of directors propose

A

changes to condo bylaws and enact rules

32
Q

Condo board of directors are appted by

A

Condo owners who are members of the condo corp

33
Q

Ownership in a equity co-operative

A

purchase of share capital in the property allows the owner to use/occupy it

34
Q

Buyers of a co-operative buy shares in the corporation and are given

A

only the right to occupy

35
Q

Monthly charge for a co-op equity is

A

monthly maintenance fee and a share of the property tax

36
Q

Co-ownerships may require

A

a occupancy agreement bc it is a fractional interest in a property

37
Q

Life lease owners are refferred to as

A

occupants rather than owners

38
Q

Life lease monthly charges

A

lump sum up front followed by monthly maintenance fees

39
Q

Terms for land lease communities can be leased for

A

20 to 99 years

40
Q

Land lease homes are regulated under

A

the RTA

41
Q

Amount paid for land lease homes is calculated based on

A

lot size, location & view