Section 1 - Chapter 10 Flashcards

1
Q

lien

A

charge or claim against property made to enforce the payment of money

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2
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security

A

something of value that borrower promises to give lender if borrower fails to repay debt

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3
Q

mechanic’s lien

A

recover payment for work performed

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4
Q

encumbrance

A

any charge or claim that attaches to real property and lessens its value or impairs its use

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5
Q

all liens are encumbrances but…

A

not all encumbrances are liens

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6
Q

voluntary lien

A

created intentionally by property owner’s actions (like a mortgage)

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7
Q

involuntary lien

A

created by law

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8
Q

statutory lien

A

created by statute

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9
Q

equitable lien

A

created by court to ensure payment of a judgement as well as by agreement

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10
Q

general liens

A

affect all real and personal property

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11
Q

specific lien

A

only affects a certain piece of property

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12
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priority of liens

A

usually, “first to record, first in right” - except for real estate taxes and special assessments

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13
Q

subordination agreement

A

agreements to change priority of liens

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14
Q

general real estate tax

A

based on value of property (specific, involuntary, statutory liens)

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15
Q

annual sale

A

court order that allows sale of tax lien, not the property itself

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16
Q

forfeiture sale

A

if no bids at annual sale, then property forfeited to state - current owner or new owner can buy it back

17
Q

scavenger sale

A

if taxes haven’t been paid in 2 years, a new owner may buy it (new owner doesn’t have to pay tax lien, but must pay current taxes)

18
Q

special assesment

A

taxes levied on real estate to fund public improvements to the property (like streets, curbs, etc)

19
Q

mortgage lien (deed of trust)

A

voluntary lien given to lender by borrower for a real estate loan

20
Q

mechanics lien

A

specific involuntary lien that gives security to companies who perform labor to improve real property

21
Q

judgment

A

order issued by a court that settles and defines rights and obligations of the parties to a lawsuit (general, involuntary, equitable lien)

22
Q

estate and inheritance taxes

A

statutory, involuntary, general liens that encumber a deceased person’s real and personal property

23
Q

bail bond lien

A

specific, statutory, voluntary lien - bail is the property

24
Q

federal (irs) tax lien

A

general, statutory, involuntary lien on personal and real property for not paying taxes