Unit 1 Nature Discription And Use Of Real Estate Flashcards

1
Q

What is Real Property?

A

Real property is defined as the land, everything attached to the land, and everything appurtenant to the land.

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2
Q

The Bundle of Legal Rights include:

A
Right of : Disposition
Right of : Enjoyement
Right of : Exclusion
Right of : Posession
Right of : Control
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3
Q

Land rights include:

A
  • Surface
  • Subsurface
  • Air
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4
Q

Riparian means:

A

R= River

Flowing water

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5
Q

Littoral:

A

Standing water

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6
Q

Boundary shifts may occur due to the following:

A

Accretion- addition to land by natural causes.
Reliction- land acquired from receding water.
Erosion-gradual wearing away of land, may cause owner loss of land.
Avulsion-sudden loss of land. Through being washed away or other violent acts.

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7
Q

Real Estate is transferred by:

A

A Deed

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8
Q

Chattel

A

Personal Property

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9
Q

All property that is not real property is:

A

Personal property

Does not transfer with real estate

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10
Q

Personal property is transferred by:

A

A Bill of Sale.

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11
Q

An object that was once personal property which has been attached to an improvement so as to become real estate is a :

A

Fixture.

(Once attached , it becomes an appurtenance and is automatically transferred in the deed).

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12
Q

The total circumstances test (IRMA) is:

A

I ntent of the attacher

R elationship of the attacher to the property

M ethod of attachement

A daptation to real estate

A greement

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13
Q

A Trade Fixture is:

A

tenant installed additions that are a necessary part of the tenants trade or business.

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14
Q

True or False

If a tenant does not remove trade fixtures by lease termination they will belong to the landlord.

A

True

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15
Q

Emblements:

A

(Fructus Industriales) annually cultivated crops that are personal property.
Also fructus naturales.

Transferred by Bill of Sale.

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16
Q

To be converted to real property a mobile home or trailer must be:

A
  • Attached to a permanent foundation
  • have hitch and axels removed
  • ** have a cancelled DMV title.

( must meet state contruction regulations)

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17
Q

Physical characteristics of land:

A
  • immobile
  • indestructible
  • unique
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18
Q

Economic characteristics of land:

A
  • scarcity
  • improvements
  • permanence of investment
19
Q

True or False

Land is a liquid asset.

A

False

20
Q

Metes and bounds are:

A

Most accurate method of land description in North Carolina.

21
Q

POB stands for:

A

Point of Beginning

22
Q

True or False

Description must fully enclose enclose the property; if it does not “close” the legal description is considered incomplete or imperfect.

A

True

23
Q

An Acre of Land is how many feet?

A

43,560ft

Remember:
4 grey hairs driving 35 in a 60

24
Q

A survey is used to:

A

Create or confirm a legal description.

25
Q

Both survey and improvement location certificate (ILC) reveal:

A

Encroachments

26
Q

Gov land use controls are:

A

Used to control growth

27
Q

Land use classifications:

A
  • Residential
  • Commercial
  • Industrial
  • Agricultural
  • Mixed
28
Q

A buffer zone is used for what purpose?

A

Land that seperates two significantly different land use zones.

29
Q

First step is new building and many renovations is:

A

Obtain a building permit

30
Q

A certificate of occupancy shows what?

A

Shows that buildings are ready and fit for occupancy and provide evidence of compliance with building codes.

31
Q

True or False

Zoning laws are typically set at the Federal level.

A

False

Zoning laws are set at the local level.

32
Q

True or Flase

Illegal use, building codes or zoning violations do not become legal or acceptable because a certain amount of time has passed. Not grand fathered.

A

True

33
Q

An amendment is a zoning change for an entire area this could cause:

A

Non conforming use.

Allows owner to continue a present use that no longer complies with current zoning

34
Q

Brokers and sales persons should explain to buyers the buyers responsibility to verify the following:

A

Current zoning use and rules meet buyers needs.

Property is not a floodplain

Property had proper access to and from highway streets.

Building permits were pulled and completed if required.

Street status of subdivisions

Access or lack of access to public roads or if access is changing

35
Q

Formula for area of square or rectangle:

A

Length x Width

36
Q

Area of a triangle:

A

1/2 (Base x Height)

37
Q

Volume or cubic feet:

A

Length x Width x Height

38
Q

27 cubic ft=

A

1 cubic yard

Used in concrete

39
Q

1 mile is how many feet?

A

5,280 linear ft.

40
Q

A section is how many acres?

A

640 acres

41
Q

Frontage is :

A

Street front of property

42
Q

Land its improvements and the rights to own them are collectively called :

A

Real Estate

43
Q

What are APPURTENANCES?

A

Are attached to the land. Is defined as a right or privilege that goes with the ownership of land.