property ownership Flashcards

1
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real estate

A

land, plus all things permanently attached to it naturally or artificially

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2
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real property

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real estate, plus interest, benefits and rights included with real estate ownership

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3
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improvements

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artificial attachment to the land that includes things such as fencing, buildings, and walkways

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4
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ownership right

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are the bundle of rights all of them

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5
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land

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the earth’s surface extending downwards to the center of the earth and upwards to infinity, including permanently attached natural objects

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6
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personal property

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everything owned that is not real property aka chattel

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7
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annexation

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the process of converting personal property into real property

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8
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the baseline

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runs east and west from which measurements originates

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9
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north and south lines are called

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range lines

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10
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runs east and west lines called

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township lines

important: every township is 6 miles or 36 square miles

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11
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the rectangular government system

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divides land into townships and further into sections. it is read from right to lefts: S1/2 SE1/4 NW 1/4 section 14, township Clarkson

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12
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the principal meridian

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are the north-south line that runs through an initial point

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13
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every section is

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one square mile, which is also one-mile square

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14
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lots and block

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a lot and block leagal descriprion looks like

lot 6 of block 3 of the east subdivision plus ad recorded in mao book 18, page 11 and the recorded of deeds

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15
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Do metes refer to?

A

distance

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16
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Do bounds refer to?

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direction

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17
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metes and bounds

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descriptions characterized by a point of beginning, which is where the description both begins and ends

a metes and bounds legal description looks like this:
beginning at a stake and stones about 30 feet from the center of the brook that runs accross the road southwesterly from the dwellig house etc

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18
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datum

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a horiontal point of reference from which survetors measure the depth and height of various land elevation

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19
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benchmark

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is a a point of exact elevation

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20
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servient estate

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is the property that suffers from the easement. the servient is the property on which the easement lies

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21
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dominant estate

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the property or individual who uses the easement holds the dominant estate. he enjoys the easement

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22
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what liens take priority over all other types?

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HOA lines

23
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prior appropriation

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if you use or take water from a source you will continue to have a claim of the water

24
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reliction

A

when water uncovers new land

25
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avulsion

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a sudden loss of land or tearing away land

26
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erosion

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gradual loss of land due to a natural force

27
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alluvion

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a new deposit of land that is the result of accretion

28
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accretion

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water carries rock, sand, and soil and causes a land build-up

29
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tenancy in common

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form of co-ownership in which each is entitled to possession. and owners ownership is inheritable upon owners death, doesn’t necessarily pass to the other owners

30
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When considering loan risk, which two items will lenders consider in equal measure?

A

borrower and credit

31
Q

A living trust differs from a testamentary trust in that a living trust is established to convey property as well as to ______.

A

Transfer ownership before death and avoid probate

32
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What does the income approach to value rely on when valuing properties that are five or more units?

A

gross income multiplier

33
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income approach

A

analyzes income the property could generate

34
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Gross Income Multiplier

A

Sales price divided by gross annual income

35
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Gross Rent Multiplier

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Sales price dividing by gross monthly rental income

36
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bulk zoning

A

controls density and overcrowding

37
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Which of the following is most likely to have an extremely negative effect on the time and cost of a development project?

A

Discovery of hazardous materials on the project site

38
Q

What’s the term for a requirement that all property owners in a subdivision have a six-foot privacy fence surrounding their entire property?

A

restrictive convenant

39
Q

Which agency enforces Title II under the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990, when it relates to state and local public housing, housing assistance, and housing referrals?

A

Department of Housing and Urban Development

40
Q

Bob signed a contract to purchase Ingrid’s apartment building. Bob decided he didn’t want to be a landlord, and Ingrid decided she didn’t want to sell and move to Maui. They mutually agreed to cancel the contract, and Ingrid returned Bob’s earnest money. This is referred to as ______.

A

recession

41
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Which clause in a contract states that one or more parties won’t be held liable if there are losses or expenses related to the contract?

A

indemnification clause

42
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a clause in a contract that states that if parts of the contract are held to be illegal or unenforceable, the remainder of the contract should still be valid. It is also called a Salvatorian clause.

A

Severability clause

43
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John’s property is shaped like a triangle. The street side is 185 feet, and from the street to the longest point of the triangle is 225 feet. How do you calculate the square footage of John’s property?

A

Multiply 185 by .5; multiply your answer by 225.

44
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Joe gave land to a school, but still wanted to have some control over its use, so a deed was prepared that gave the school title as long as the land is used for educational purposes. What type of interest does the school have?

A

Fee simple determinable

A fee simple determinable has limitations as to what can or can’t be done with a property. It uses phrases such as “so long as,” “while,” or “during” to describe the required condition.

45
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What does an REO on a lender’s assets mean?

A

The lender owns real estate after a foreclosure sale.

46
Q

Which statement best describes an adjustable rate mortgage?

A

A loan with a rate that fluctuates based on the economic index to which it is tied

47
Q

What’s the purpose of a buyer representation agreement?

A

To establish an exclusive agent/buyer relationship

48
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In contract law, undue influence differs from duress in that duress includes _____

A

Use or threat of force

49
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In order to qualify as one of the five real estate professional members of the Maryland Real Estate Commission board, how many years of real estate experience must you have?

A

10 years

50
Q

Fabio just received his broker’s license and is striking out on his own after 15 years as a salesperson. He’s registered his firm with the commission and is setting up his firm’s bank accounts. What must he make sure to do in order to comply with Maryland law regarding trust accounts?

A

Maintain the accounts at a federally insured financial institution in Maryland.

51
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what is the purpose of underwriting

A

to determine the risks of making a loan

credit, capacity, collateral

52
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BLOCKBUSTING

A

An illegal method of obtaining houses at below fair market value by telling the inhabitants that people of a different race or religion, moving into the area, will cause property values to fall.

53
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steering

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is the act of directing or not directing clients to a certain area based on their, color, religion, sex, familial status, national origin, or handicap. just because she believes that a person is Muslim and the area does not mean that the area is bad for them is a violation of the federal fair housing act.

54
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what is the main purpose of regulation Z?

A

to let borrowers know the true cost of credit