Ownership Interest and Encumbrances Flashcards

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Police Power

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A states authority to preserve power, protect public health and safety and promote general wealth to citizens

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Eminent Domain

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The right of the government to acquire privately owned real estate for public use

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Riparian Rights

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The rights of the owner of the property along the banks of a river

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4
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Cooperative Ownership

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Corporation holds title to the land and building

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Townhouse ownership

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Any type of house connected by walls

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Encroachments

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Occurs when all or part of a structure illegally extends beyond the land of its owner or beyond the legal building lines.

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License

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Personal Personal privilege, can be canceled by the licensor

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Littoral rights

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Rights of owners whose land borders commercially navigable by seas, lakes and oceans.

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Accretion

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Increases in the land resulting from the deposit of soil by the water action

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Erosion

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The gradual and imperceptible wearing away of land by natural forces such as rain, wind and flowing water

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Avulsion

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Sudden removal of soil by act of nature

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12
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Severity

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Title is held by one individual

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13
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Co-Ownership

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Title is held by two or more individuals

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14
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Trust

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A third individual holds title for the benefit of another

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15
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Brokerage

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The business of bringing people together in a real Estate Transaction

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Appraisal

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the process of estimating a properties market value based on established methods

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17
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Property management

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A person or company hired to maintain and manage property on behalf of the owner

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18
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Financing

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is the business of providing funds that make real estate transactions possible

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19
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Auctioning

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Buying or Selling Real Estate at auction uses an open and competitive bidding process

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Residential Property

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Single or Multifamily housing in an urban, suburban or rural area

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Commercial Property

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Office Space, Shopping Centers, Stores, Theaters or Hotels

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Industrial Property

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Warehouses, Factories, Land in Industrial Districts

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Special Purpose Properties

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Churches, Schools, Cemeteries, and government held lands

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Land

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The earths surface extending downward to the center of the earth and upward toward infinity

  • Immobility
  • Indestructibility
  • Uniqueness
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Real Estate

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Land, at, above and below the earths surface. Plus all things permanently attached to it.

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Real Property

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The Interests, benefits and rights that are included in the ownership of the land and real estate

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Bundle of Legal Rights

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  • Possession
  • Control
  • Enjoyment
  • Exclusion
  • Disposition
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Personal Property

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Property that is MOVABLE, such as chairs, tables, clothes and money

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Conversion

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General name for converting personal property into real property or real property into personal property

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Severance

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the operation of converting real property into personal property (cutting down a tree, and making them into boards)

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Annexation

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the operation where personal property is converted into real property

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Fixture

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Personal property that has been so affixed to land that by law it becomes real property

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Trade Fixture

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Personal Property of a business owner, that when attached to a rented space or building remains personal property

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Economic Characteristics of Real Estate

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  • Scarcity
  • Improvements
  • Permanence of Investments
  • Location
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Imobility

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The geographic location of any given parcel of land that can never be changed

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Indestructibility

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Because land is indestructible, land does not depreciate

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Uniqueness

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No two parcels of land are exactly the same

38
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Laws effecting Real Estate

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  1. United States Constitution
  2. Laws passed by congress
  3. States Constitution
  4. States Statues
  5. Local Ordinances
  6. Common Law
39
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Real Estate Licensing Act of 2000

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Governs the practice of real estate in Illinois and to protect public from fraud, dishonesty and incompetence in real estate transactions

40
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Government Control

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Most government controls are on a local level

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Zoning

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A regulatory tool that helps communities regulate and control how land is used and limits the type of business in a given area

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Subdivider

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A person who buys undeveloped acreage and divides it into smaller lots for sale

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Plat

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A detailed map that illustrates the geographic boundaries of individual lots

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Three methods to Real Estate

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Metes and bounds
Rectangular
Lot and block

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Metes and bounds

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Used in illinois when describing irregular tracts

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Rectangular

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  • Based on two intersecting lines, principles meridians and baselines
  • principles meridians run north and south
  • baselines run east and west
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Ranges

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Land on either side of the principle meridian

48
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Remainder Real Estate

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A third party who has future ownership interstate the property upon death