Property, Mortgages, & Bankruptcy Flashcards

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land title office

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  • a system of land title registration
  • Torrens system
  • government guaranteed
  • priority of chronological registered
  • one central on-line registry
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2
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estate in fee simple

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(always own)

  • freehold
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3
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life estate

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(own until die)

  • 80 year old remarried example, wife on farm example
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4
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leasehold

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(set time)

  • 90 year lease example
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5
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joint tenancy (owners)

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  • equal owners

- right of survivorship

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6
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tenancy (owners) in common

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  • ownership need not be equal

- no right of survivorship

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7
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encumbrances

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  • aka charges/liens
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easement

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  • access right over adjoining property
  • Dominant Tenement -benefits
  • Subservient Tenement -yields benefit
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statutory right of way

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  • access
  • no dominant tenement
  • governments and utilities
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restrictive covenant

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  • negative (wording)
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11
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mortgage

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  • secured debt

- registered in land title office

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12
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assignment of rents

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  • collect rent directly from tenants
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13
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agreement of sale

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  • vendor financing
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14
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option to purchase

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  • buy the right to buy

- a right to buy property at a pre-determined price

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15
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right of first refusal

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  • price match
  • usually a promise by the owner of property not to sell it without first offering it to the holder of the right on the same terms and conditions
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16
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lease

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  • term
  • right of term renewal
  • base rent -square foot rent
    or
  • gross rent -percentage rent -7%
    and
  • additional rent -covers expenses, -property taxes, -insurances, -operating costs
  • usage
  • non competition clauses
assignment of lease
      sublease
      parking
      signage
      repairs
      tenant improvements
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mineral rights

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  • is the right of the owner to exploit, mine, and/or produce any or all of the minerals lying below the surface of the property
18
Q

land use contract

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  • a contract between a property owner and a local government that governs the use and development of the property such as land use, building siting and density.
19
Q

judgement

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  • 2 years

- renewable

20
Q

caveat

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  • short term freeze, 60 days
21
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certificate of pending litigation

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  • long term freeze
22
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land spouse protection act

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  • claim ties up property
23
Q

builder’s lien

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  • work, or materials
  • 45 days of completion of project
  • 10% holdback for 55 days
24
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notice of community charter

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important terms of a mortgage
most important: - covenant to pay - pledge of land - to pay property taxes - insurance-first lost payee - good repair - no illegal operations payment interest term penalty for prepayment
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foreclosure
Notice of Intention to Enforce Security -demand letter Petition of Foreclosure -file, pay, serve Order Nisi of Foreclosure -judgement -redemption period -6 months
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order of conduct of sale
- court ordered sale (judicial sale) - claims extinquished - accounting - property taxes -realtor commissions -legal cost -1st mortgage -other claims -surplus goes to owner -owner responsible for shortfall
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periodic tenancy
- tenancy that automatically renews by its rental period termination of rent increase on one period notice
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distraint
- the seizure of someone's property in order to obtain payment of money owed, especially rent
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Bankruptcy Act
- insolvent bankruptcy happens through courts by: -petitioned into bankruptcy or -voluntary assignment into bankruptcy in bankruptcy for 9 months, then discharged
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trustree in bankruptcy
- turnover assets and liabilities Exemptions to bankruptcy: - fraud - child abuse - child support / alimony - student loans (min 6 years)
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order of creditors paid
1) secured creditors paid first 2) preferred creditors - government - lawyer - wages - leases 3) general creditors - banks
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intellectual property
Federal Trademarks -registration Patents -registration Copyright -(C) on document
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order absolute of foreclosure
- mortgage holder becomes owner - extinguishes all lower claims - no accounting