What is Real Estate? Flashcards

Unit 5, Page 93

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What rights are included in the bundle of rights?

A

Possession
Use (in any legal manor)
Enjoyment (quiet enjoyment)
Exclusion
Disposition or alienation

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What is the bundle of rights?

A

The rights included with real estate property ownership.

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What are the rights included with real estate property ownership referred to as?

A

Bundle of rights

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Disposition

A

To sell or give away.

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5
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Which right in the bundle of rights mean a real estate property owner can sell or give away their property?

A

Disposition or alienation.

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What is the word that describes buildings, utilities, sewers and other manufactured, permanent additions to the property?

A

Improvements

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Other terms for real estate.

A

Real property, realty.

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What are corporeal assets?

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Tangible, physical items.
Example: buildings and trees

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What are physical items on a property called?

A

Corporeal or tangible assets.

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What are incorporeal assets?

A

Intangible, non-physical.
Examples: Views or rights.

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What are the non-physical items on a property called?

A

Incorporeal or intangible.

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Another term for subsurface rights?

A

Mineral rights

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What is littoral land?

A

Land bordering lakes, oceans, or other large bodies of water affected by tide currents.

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What is it called when land borders lakes, oceans, or other large bodies of water affected by tide currents?

A

Littoral

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What is riparian land?

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Land bordering rivers, streams and waterways.

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What is it called when land borders rivers, streams and waterways?

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What determines if a waterway is navigable?

A

Federal survey map.

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The process when a stream suddenly changes course.

19
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Increase of land cause by the gradual depositing of solid material by a waterway.

20
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What is the solid material called that can add to or take away from land.

21
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Loss of land due to the gradual removal of solid material by a waterway.

22
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The creation of dry land by the gradual withdrawal of water from the land by the lowering of its surface level.

23
Q

What is it called if a piece of real estate gets separated from the property and becomes personal property? For example, a tree (real estate) gets cut down.

24
Q

Tangible personal property is called what?

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What are chattels?
Tangible personal property.
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What is used to transfer ownership of real estate?
Deed
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What is used to transfer ownership of personal property?
Bill of sale.
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What does a deed do?
Transfers ownership of real estate.
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What is vegetation called that is considered personal property?
Emblements
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What are the legal tests of a fixture?
"MARIA" -Method of annexation -Adaptation of the article to the house -Relationship of the parties -Intention of the parties -Agreement of the parties
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Term used to reference a specific tract of land.
Parcel
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How are properties that border water often priced?
By the front foot.
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How does personal property differ from real property?
Mobility
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Under what conditions can a mobile home be sold as real estate?
If it is permanently attached to the land by an approved foundation.