Property Ownership 3 Flashcards

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Fee Estate Primary Characteristics

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  1. Held for a Lifetime or Longer
  2. It is inheritable ( can be willed to heirs)
  3. Freehold Estate
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Life Estate Primary Characteristics (fee estate)

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  1. Held for a lifetime (but not longer)

2. Is not inheritable (cannot be willed to heirs)

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Types of Fee Estates

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  1. Fee Simple

2. Qualified Fee

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Fee Simple Estate

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  1. The least restricted form of ownership
  2. Limited only by government rights (PETE) (Police Power, Escheat, Eminent Domain, Taxation)
  3. Indefeasible Estate (Cannot be defeated by another individual against the owner’s will under any circumstances.
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Qualified Fee Estate

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  1. More restricted form of ownership than fee simple
  2. Restricted by PETE and limitation can be imposed by person creating the qualified fee estate
  3. Defeasible if some condition is not met or maintained.
  4. Qualified fee is also known as Defeasible fee estates
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Fee Simple Determinable Estate

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A fee simple determinable estate is one which will terminate if a condition stated in the deed comes into being or is terminated

ex. Mrs.Black gave her property to a charity organization “for as long as it is used for housing the elderly”

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Qualified Fee

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A fee estate which is subject to limitations other than the government’s rights

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A life estate is one type of______ estate

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Freehold

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All life estates originate from and return to a ____ estate

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Fee

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Life Estate pur autre vie

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  1. Based in the lifetime of a 3rd party

2. Inheritable only if the life tenant dies before the third party whose life the estate is based

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A life estate pur autre vie is______

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inheritable

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Voluntary Life Estate

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Created by a voluntary act of the grantor

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2 Types of Voluntary Life Estates

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  1. Life Estate in Reversion

2. Life Estate Remainder

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Life Estate in Reversion

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Voluntary life estate in which ownership of the fee estate reverts to the GRANTOR or his/her heirs upon the death of the life tenant

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Life Estate Remainder

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King dies, land goes to the prince. The prince is the remainderman.

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Ownership of a life estate in reversion reverts to the ______

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Grantor

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Ownership of a life estate in remainder reverts to the_______

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remainderman

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What is a Statutory life Estates

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Life Estate Created by law

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3 types of Statutory Estates

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  1. Dower
  2. Curtsey
  3. Homestead protection
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Dower (Statutory Estate)

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The wife’s right to receive, upon the death of her husband, a share of all property held or owner by the husband during the marriage

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Curtsey (Statutory Estate)

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The husband’s interested in property owned by his wife at the time of death

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Homestead Protection (Statutory Estate)

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Provides life estate to a widow or widower

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Two Basic Types of Freehold Estates

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  1. Fee Estate

2. Life Estate

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A fee estate is one type of______ estate

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freehold

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Most common form of qualified fee estate is called_____
Fee Simple determinable estate
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A fee estate which is subject to limitations other than the government's rights is called a______estate
Qualified Fee
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Another Name for a qualified fee estate is a(n)_______estate
Defeasible fee
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The main type of qualified fee estate is called a______ estate
fee simple determinable
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A free estate which will terminate if a condition stated in the deed comes into being or is terminated is a _____ estate
Fee Simple Determinable
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Who pays the property taxes on a life estate?
The life tenant pays the property taxes as long as he/she hold the life estate
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A life estate is one type of_____estate
Freehold
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A regular life estate is ______
not inheritable
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A life tenant can sell, mortgage, or otherwise convey_____
a life estate
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The main type of qualified fee estate is called a ______ estate
Fee Simple Determinable
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A freehold estate which is not normally inheritable is called a ____ estate
Life
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A life estate is one type of _____ estate
Freehold
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A freehold estate may be held for:
a lifetime or an unlimited time
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a 99 year lease on real property is
An estate in land, an estate less than freehold, personal property
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A fee estate
Is inheritable and lasts for an unlimited time
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A fee simple determinable estates is NOT a _____estate
Limited Fee Estate
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A fee simple determinable estate is all of the following:
Defeasible Fee Estate Freehold Estate Qualified Fee Estate
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M.A.R.I.A. | Fixture
``` Method-of attachment Adaptability- would be real property because it is adapted (pool cover, blinds) Relationship Intention- Why its there Agreement ```
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Real Property
Immovable
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Personal Property
Moveable ( Chattel)
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Appurtenance
Belongs to land i.e. barn, easement on land, fence
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Fixture
Personal property that becomes real property i.e. chandelier, tree,
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Freehold Estate
Udefined length of time Fee Simple Absolute Fee Simple Defeasible Life Estaate
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Fee Simple Absolute
Greatest interest estate in fee cannot be defeated by the previous owner
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Fee Simple Defeasible
May be voided at a later date because condition was violated Defeasible
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Life Estate
Life in reversion. If the king dies, the land goes back to the king. Life if reminder, if the king dies, it goes to the prince.
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Less Than Freehold Estate
You get LESS money for a LEASE
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Estate for Years
Fixed Period of time example- Summer Rental
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If one used the words "of definite duration" to describe a lease, it is most likely a(n)_____
estate for years
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Periodic Tenancy
Not bound to a lease with a fixed period | From Period to Period
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Estate at Will
Can be ended at any time | Terms of the estate is indefinite
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Estate at Will (Tenancy at Will)
Can be ended at any time Terms of the estate is indefinite In Ga: - Landlord must give 60 day notice - tenant must give 30 day notice
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Estate at Sufferance
Tenant does not pay rent landlord will have to evict a tenant Property with
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Assignment
Transfer of contract rights | wipe my hands clean
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Sublet
Tenant rents to someone else but still has responsibility
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Constructive Eviction
Landlord does or fails to do something that he has legal duty to provide (turning off heat, turning off water)
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Lease Arrangements
Gross lease Net Least Percentage Option Percentage Lease
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Gross Lease
Most common. Tenant pays fixed amount landlord pay taxes landlord does repairs
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Net Lease
Tenant pays taxes, insurance, maintenance ( triple net lease) common in business
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Percentage Option
Tenant has the option to purchase at a later date (lease/purchase)
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Percentage Lease
Rent is based on percentage of revenue
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Types of Leasehold Estate
Estate for Years Periodic Estate Estate at Will Tenancy at sufferance