Titles, Deeds & Ownership Restrictions Flashcards

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Voluntary Alienation

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Transfer of the residency rights or deed of a property between two parties without the use of extraneous legal measures

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Deed

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Conveys the legal title

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3
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Will

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Legal instrument used to convey title to real and personal

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4
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Involuntary Alienation

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“Foreclosure”

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Descent

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Leaves the property of the deceased to legal descendants if they don’t have a will

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Escheat

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Provides for a government, to take the property of an owner; who dies intestate (without a will), and without any known heirs entitled to received the property

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Adverse Possession

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Arises when true owner of record fails to maintain possession and another seizes the property

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Eminent Domain

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Gives government the right to take land from owner though legal process called “Condemnation” as long as for public purpose

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Actual Notice

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Direct knowledge acquired in the course of a transaction

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Constructive Notice

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Accomplished by recording the information in the public records

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Title insurance

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protects lenders and homebuyers from financial loss sustained from defects in a title to a property

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Owner’s Policy

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“Not transferable” issued for total purchase price of the property

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Lender’s Policy

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“Transferable” issued for the unpaid mortgage amount

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Habendum clause

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Limits estate of tenancy being conveyed and is entered before or after restrictions or limitations on the property’s use (To have & hold)

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Premises section

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section of a deed names- “parties to the deed and date of the deed

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16
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Seisin

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A promise that the grantor owns the property and has right to convey title

17
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The Covenant against encumbrances

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States property is free from liens or other encumbrances, except as noted in the deed

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Deed Restrictions

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Part of the deed and affect a particular property

19
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Restrictive Covenants

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Recorded along the subdivision plat and usually affect entire subdivisions

20
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Easements

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Rights to use a portion of a owner’s land (for specific purpose)

21
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Easement by prescription

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Created by longtime usage, such as 20 years of open uninterrupted use

22
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Encroachment

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The unauthorized use of another’s property

23
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Liens

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A right or legal interest given to creditor of a unit of government to have debt satisficed out of some specific property belonging to a debtor