Terms & Deffs Flashcards
What is immobile unique and indestructible
 land
When Supply goes up what goes down
 Price
What is Land plus appurtenances
Real Estate
When buying or selling real estate what “runs with the land”
 appurtenances
What rights are associated with a moving body of water that is navigable think river
 riparian
What rights are associated with a body of water that is not moving but is still navigable think lake
 Littoral
Where do you Littoral rights end?
At the mean high water mark
What divides out water rights
Doctrine of prior appropriation
Trade fixtures or personal property that is acquired at the end of a lease if not removed
 Accession
The process of converting personal property into real property. Such as buying materials to make concrete to pour a driveway or sidewalk
Annexation
An interest or right in real property that allows or will allow ownership for an indefinite duration.
Freehold estate
An interest or right in real property that allows or will allow possession for a fixed term
Leasehold estate
Type of estate you will deal with 99% of the time which involves people buying or selling it
Freehold “fee simple absolute”
Freehold estate that offers the maximum ownership estate in real property
Fee simple absolute
Type of freehold estate that is created by a deed condition often a gift
Fee simple defeasible or qualified fee
If a fee simple defeasible freehold estate deed condition is violated what happens to the estate
It reverts to the grantor or their heirs
What happens to the freehold estate with a life tenant who dies
It returns to a fee simple absolute estate and reverts to either the grantor (reverted) or third-party remainderman (if named)
What makes a leasehold estate for years
The lease has a specific termination date which requires no notice to vacate
True or false, death or sale of a  leasehold estate for years terminates the agreement
False, The lease is only terminated upon the predetermined date, unless  otherwise specified in the agreement
With regard to governmental powers what does the acronym PETE stand for
Police power, eminent domain, taxation, and escheat
Eminent domain is the right of the government to acquire privately owned real estate what is the proceeding by which the rate is exercised
Condemnation
What is the process by which the state may acquire privately owned real or personal property if the owner dies intestate (without a legal will)
Escheat
Type of partnership that gives partners equal say but also full liability
General partnership
What type of partnership limits the partner’s liability to their investment only
Limited partnership