Ownership Flashcards

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Tenancy in Severalty

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sole ownership of a freehold estate; passes to heirs

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Tenancy in Common

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  • co-tenants individually own undivided interests
  • any ownership share possible
  • no survivorship
  • can convey to outside parties
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Joint Tenancy

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  • equal undivided interest jointly owned
  • survivorship (may require express provision)
  • requires for units to create: time, title, interest, possession
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Tenancy by the Entireties

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  • husband and wife own equal undivided interest
  • now applies to same-sex couples in some states
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5
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Community Property

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joint property ownership by spouses as opposed to seperate property

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Unity of Ownership

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owners hold single title jointly

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Equal Ownership

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owners always hold equal shares

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Transfer

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may transfer to new owner as a tenancy in common interest with remaining joint tenants

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Survivorship

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on death, interests and rights pass to other joint tenants

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Creation

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requires “four unities”, PITT
1. Possession: acquire same possessory rights
2. Interest: acquire equal, undivided interests
3. Time: acquire interests at same time
4. Title: acquire interests with same deed

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Separate

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  • acquired before marriage
  • acquired by gift or inheritance
  • acquired with separate-property fund
  • income derived from separate property
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Community

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all other property earned or acquired during the marriage

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Estates in Trust

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  • trustor gives title, deed, trust agreement to trustee
  • trustee renders fiduciary duties to trustor and beneficiary
  • beneficiary receives ownership benefits
  • living / testamentary trust - conveyance of real, personal property, during one’s lifetime
  • land trust - grantor and beneficiary are same party; beneficiary uses, controls property but does not appear on public records
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Trustor gives?

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title, deed, trust agreement to trustee

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Trustee renders?

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fiduciary duties to trustor and beneficiary

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Beneficiary receives?

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ownership benefits

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Living / testamentary trust - conveyance of?

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real, personal property, during one’s lifetime

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Land trust - grantor and beneficiary are?

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same party; beneficiary uses, controls property but does not appear on public records

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Condominiums

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  • ownership of a unit of airspace plus and undivided interest in the common elements as tenants in common with other owners
  • may be sold, encumbered or foreclosured without affecting other unit owners
  • creation: by developer’s declaration
  • individually taxed
  • managed by condo association
  • owners share common area expenses
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Cooperatives

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  • ownership of
    • shares in owning corporations
    • proprietary leases in a unit
  • corporation has sole, undivided ownership
  • owners potentially liable for expenses of entire co-op; creditors may foreclosure on entire property
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Time Shares

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  • lease or ownership interest in property for periodic use on a schedule basis
  • lease: tenant leases property per the lease’s schedule
  • freehold: tenants in common own undivided interests, pay expenses per separate agreement