Unit 22 Key Terms Flashcards
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administrators deed
GA law requires a 20 year statue of limitations period for any legal claim. After this time the true owner cannot legally remove the land squatter.
adverse possession
GA establishes 40% throughout the state and this is levied on fair market values to arrive at the taxable assessed value of real property.
assessment factor/rate
The value set on property for taxation purposes
assessed value
Focus on the spacial issues between buildings and the land area on which the structure sits.
bulk restrictions
Request that has been filed for all legal purposes on a home to become part of the real property on which it is located and so it is noted in the property’s legal description.
certificate of permanent location
Allowing one to perfect a title (make it legal) that was invalid by a flaw after a prescriptive seven-year period of continuous possession of the home.
color of title
In GA title is held by whomever the deed identifies. If persons hold title together, married or not, they do so either as tenants in common or as joint tenants, the only two acceptable forms of ____ in the state.
concurrent ownership (Georgia)
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condition precedent and subsequent estates
Regarding insurance requirements and liabilities, _____ are required to obtain a casualty insurance policy to cover all structural elements and common elements.
condominium associations
Contains the legal boundaries of the units, list legal common elements, percentage of common element ownership.
condominium declaration
Before signing sales contracts, the purchaser must receive specific documentation that include:
- declaration and amendments
- floor plan
- description of all common elements
- limited common elements of individual units
condominium ownership
A document which will issue corporate approval of any property transaction and show the signatures of the duly authorized officers of the corporation.
corporate resolution
The most common ownership in GA. Entitles the owner to the entire property with unconditional powers of disposition.
fee simple estate
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forfeiture for crime statue
Under this Act developers must record three documents in public land records:
1) Condominium declaration
2) floor plans
3) plats
Georgia Condominium Act