Vocabulary Flashcards

1
Q

Recorded notice stating a lawsuit is pending that may affect title to the defendant’s real estate.

A

Lis Pendens

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2
Q

A lien against all property of
a debtor, instead of just one particular property.

A

General Lien

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3
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A judicial proceeding in which the validity of a will is established and the executor is authorized to distribute the estate property; or, when there is no valid will, a judicial proceeding in which an administrator is appointed to distribute the estate to heirs according to the laws of intestate succession.

A

Probate

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4
Q

for the life of another —used of an estate the tenancy of which is measured by the life of a person other than the tenant — compare life estate

A

pur autre vie

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5
Q

A freehold estate lasting only as long
as a specified person does lives. That person
is referred to as the measuring life.

A

Life Estate

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6
Q

A lien that attaches only to a particular property.

A

Specific Lien

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7
Q

Deed that contains no covenants or warranties although ownership is implied.

A

Referee’s Deed

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8
Q

The actual lawful ownership of real property and refers to holding the bundle of rights conveyed. Title is not a document, but rather a theory pertaining to ownership.

A

Title

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9
Q

A person with easement
rights on another’s property; either the owner of a dominant tenement, or someone who has an easement in gross.

A

Dominant Tenant

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10
Q

Property that receives the benefit of an appurtenant easement.

A

Dominant Tenement

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11
Q

The ratio of total assessed
value to the municipality’s total market
value

A

Level of Assessment (LOA)

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12
Q

The amount of money borrowed, compared to the value (or price) of the property.

A

Loan-to-Value Ratio (LTV)

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13
Q

When a real estate agent buys the principal’s property (or sells it to a relative, friend, etc., or to a business the agent has an interest), without disclosing that fact to the principal, then sells it for a profit.

A

Self-dealing

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14
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  1. Entering and exiting; usually refers to a road or other means of access to a property. 2. An easement that gives the dominant tenant access to the dominant tenement.
A

Ingress and Egress

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15
Q

Claim, encumbrance, or defect that makes title to real property unmarketable.

A

Cloud on Title

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16
Q

When a loan balance decreases because of periodic installments that pay down both principal and interest.

A

Amortization

17
Q

When monthly payments retire the debt over the life of the loan instead of leaving the borrower with a large balloon payment at the end of the loan term.

A

Amortized Loans

18
Q

Permission to use land in a way typically not allowed by current zoning laws.

A

Area Variance

19
Q

Extra, non-like-kind property that can be a part of a like-kind exchange to make up for pricing disparity between like-kind properties.

A

Boot

20
Q

A legal action is pending

A

Lis Pendens

Legal term for transfer of property

21
Q

The toxic liquid organic compounds used as an insulating medium for electrical transformers

A

PCBs

22
Q

And insulation that contains formaldehyde

A

UFFI

23
Q

A chemical that is dangerous to our ozone layer

A

Chlorofluorocarbons

24
Q

Income approach
sales approach
cost approach
comparative market analysis

Which one of these is not an appraisal approaches to value?

A

Income, sales, and cost approach all appraisals to value the comparative market analysis is not.

25
Q

One difference between federal fair housing law and New York human rights law:

A

New York law covers commercial property as well as residential

26
Q

Another difference between New York law as opposed to federal fair housing law

A

New York has more protected classes than federal law

27
Q

Town or village planning board consist of how many members who are appointed?

A

5 to 7

28
Q

The conservation advisory Council deals with what type of issues?

A

Environmental

29
Q

The story preservation commission, zoning board feels, and building department would most likely deal with renovating what type of property?

A

Historic