Segment 2 Flashcards

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Fee Simple Determinable

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Defeasible fee that terminates automatically of certain conditions occur
- can will it
Ex: A to B so long as the property is used as a school

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7 Ways to Take Title of Realty

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1) severalty
2) joint tenants
3) tenants in common
4) tenants in entirety
5) community property
6) trust
7) legal entity

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Severalty

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When real estate is owned by a single person or legal entity
-owner free to do anything with property within law; sell, lease, gift, pass to heir

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Life Estate Pur Autre Vie

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“For the life of another” where the measuring life is someone other than the life tenant

-good option for people who are handicapped

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Police Power

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Right of state to enact laws and regulations and enforce them for order, safety, health, morals and general welfare of public

Ex: usage, size, area, and max occupancy

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Joint tenancy

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Ownership rights among two or more co-owners of property

  • married or unmarried
  • equal rights and responsibilities at the same time
  • no right of survivorship (can’t will)
  • death of one tenant, their interest transfers to survive in tenant(s)
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Tenancy by entirety

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Form of coownership by husband and wife

  • in some states that don’t use community property system
  • equal rights
  • surviving spouse can acquire interests
  • right of survivorship/can transfer title and deed signed by both
  • can will
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Community property

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Spouses who require property during marriage on property equally, 50/50

  • debts and incurred will be depths of the couple
  • no right of survivorship
  • surviving spouse, entitled to other half of realty
  • can’t will
  • Arizona, cali, NV, NM, Idaho, Louisiana
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Tenancy in common

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Ownership by two or more person to hold undivided interest

  • no right of survivorship
  • interests do not have to be equal
  • Cancel, mortgage or transfer their undivided interest without permission
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Freehold Estate

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States of indefinite duration that can exist for a lifetime or forever

Ex: fee simple, life estate

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Conditional use permit

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Allows a person to his property which is inconsistent with zoning in the area

Ex: Church or daycare in residential area

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Variance

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Exception or exemption from undo hardship on current zoning

•a waiver for zoning

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Fee simple absolute

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Highest type of the state are interested personally have in property

  • Establishes the title to real property owner without limitation or end
  • owner may dispose of it by sale or trade
  • can will
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Life estate

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Estate or interest in a real property that individual owns it may use for duration of lifetime
-two types, cannot will
•ordinary- cancel life estates owners rights and leases upon death of grantee (4 groups)

•legal (3 groups)

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Homestead

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In honor of reality is protected from involuntary debts in some states

  • meant for surviving spouse, minor children
  • exemption
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Four ways of taking title on realty as a business

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1) General partnership
•liable personally and as a group (must be two or more)

2) Limited partnership
•limited partners only liable up to original investment

3)Corporation
•subject to double taxation

4) Limited liability company (LLC)
•limited liability with an organization

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Condemnation

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Two types

a
Actual condemnation- taking private property for public use

Inverse condemnation- reality owner forcing government to take property left
•fails to pay owner compensation
•can sue
(railroad tracks)

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Spot zoning

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Allowing a parcel realty to be used for a different purpose

•once use is gone it reverts to original zoning

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Restrictions on realty

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Two types

1) government restrictions PETE
P- police powers; zoning ordinances
E- escheat;realty reverts to state if person dies and has no heirs
T- taxation; support for government and people
E- Eminent domain; granted power to take realty for public use

2) social restrictions
•CC&Rs (conditions, covenants, restrictions