Subdivisions Flashcards
Condominium
Ownership of a condominium is a blend of severalty and tenancy in common
in a condo airspace is owned
in severalty
All owners in a condo community have a tenancy in common interest in the
improvements and the land
Common areas are owned outside of the unity and are owned
by all
Limited common areas are owned by all but used by
one or a few owners.
Examples of limited common areas are decks balconies walls between units and parking spaces.
A condo is created when someone files a
declaration and a master deed.
A master deed is the document that
conveys land to condo use.
A declaration usually contains,
a property description, description of the units and common areas, limited common areas, restrictive uses, provision for amendments and if the ownership is a fee simple or a lease hold estate.
CC’Rs which stands for
Covenants, Conditions, and Restrictions
Covenants, Conditions, and Restrictions are
the documents that controls the use, requirements and restrictions of a property as decided upon by the home owners association.
The by-laws of a condo define
the responsibilities of the owners and declare how the homeowners association will operate the condo.
Is each owner of the condo is responsible for paying his her own property taxes
yes
In a cooperative, title is held by
a corporation. And the tenants receive stock and a proprietary lease.
The owners have a personal interest in the real estate.
The maintenance fees paid by cooperative owners include:
Mortgage payments
Taxes
Insurance
Maintenance of the property
If a coop tenant does not pay their maintenance fee the other coop tenants will make their payment, the may do what to defaulted tenant
evict them