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A collection of multiple-choice questions and answers related to real estate law. It covers various aspects of real estate ownership, including types of estates, ownership interests, fixtures, and real property securities. The questions are designed to test understanding of key concepts and legal principles in real estate law.
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Tenants rights are chattels real (other rights are real property)"
shares
-An action to divide the land of a tenancy in common or joint tenancy when the owners cannot agree. The court could physically divide the property (if feasible) or order a sale."
subdivision map -the legal description references the recorded map" "What would result from a condition in a deed? a. fee simple b. defeasible fee c. chattels real.
Fee simple determinable is a defeasible estate that could be lost lost upon the happening of a specified condition. If a deed specifies that a grant shall be only "for as long as"; or while a property is in a particular use, the length of the estate is really determined by the deed" "J installed central air-conditioning in his home. the compressor unit, which was located outside the
Partnership An active partner and has unlimited personal liability for the debts of the partnership. One general partner can personally obligate the other general partners (Part of Tenancy in Partnership)"
personal liability"
"L owned an undivided half interest in a property. L now owns the entire property in severalty, although she did not buy or inherit the other one-half interest. L originally owned her undivided one- half interest
Upon the death of the other joint tenant, the other half became Ls property" "A father wished to deed property to his son and daughter-in-law on a two-thirds and one-third basis.
A is one owner only, and B and C require equal ownership"
road similarly, the boundary is a nonnavigable river, the boundary line is the center of the river"
Government checks (or quadrangles)" "A tenant in a commercial building installed a large sign that was anchored to the building with steel rods. Which term properly describes the sign? A.Fixture B. Trade fixture C. Real Property
Installed by a tenant for the purpose of conducting a business or trade. A tenant can remove a trade fixture but is liable for removal damage to real property ."
Metes and bounds (aka measurements and directions) Shows the boundaries of parcel by measuring from point to point. The measuring points in a metes-and- bounds description are known as monuments. Two types of monuments: -natural monuments: tress, rocks, rivers -artificial monuments: iron stakes, fences, roads"
Appurtenances" "which would be classified as real property? A. Trade Fixtures
"A brother and sister hold land as joint tenants. The sister conveys one-half of her interest to her
tenants in common"
-The interest reverts back to the owners" "K, who had a life estate for the life of L, leased the property to M for five years. What would happen if K
-the life estate is based on L's life"
-a third-party future interest is a remainder interest. An interest that reverted to the grantor would be a reversionary interest"
holder purchased the life tenant's interest. -The life interest and remainder interest are merged into a single interest"
right -in some states, a wife is entitled to a percentage of her husband's real property and/or a life estate in the husband's home upon the husbands death"
Examples: buildings, fences, trees, water rights, the ground below, mineral rights, air rights, easements"
by the entirety. Each owns the entire parcel. Neither can separately convey and interest during the other's life time. On the death of a spouse, the survivor owns the property Divorce would change this ownership to a tenancy in common"
-Growing crops are emblements"
element
-stock ownership + propriety lease ( a lease by a cooperative to a shareholder providing a right to occupy a unity)" "Joint tenancy and tenancy in common are similar in that a. interest passes to heirs upon death of an owner b. interest of owners must be equal c. a sale of an interest requires approval of other owners
possession
tenancy in common"
-it encircles the parcel" "J gave K a life estate, and L was named to receive the interest on K's death. Given these facts: a. K has a reversionary interest b. L has a remainder interest c. K can defeat L's interest by deed or will
-life estate was lost by merger into greater fee simple interest" "J purchased a property with K as joint tenants. When J died, it was discovered that an encumbrance had been placed against J's interest in the property and that J's will provided that the property and
free of encumbrance. Title passes free of J's encumbrance to the survivor. it does not pass by will." "A condominium would be described as a(n) a. undivided interest in the whole b. undivided interest in common areas and separate interest in the individual units c. separate interest in the whole
interest in common areas and separate interest in individual units.
-HOAs are present and collect assessments whenever there is a common interest development a"
"Bricks are used to build a backyard barbecue. The bricks have become real property through the
Personal property has become attached so as to become real property"
partnership -General partners are personally liable for debts of the partnership"
"The maximum number of complete townships possible within a ranch that is 26 miles square, would be
- CORRECT ANSWER 16 A township is six miles square, meaning it measures six miles on each side. Four complete townships can be placed in a row either vertically or horizontally in a ranch that is 26 miles square. Four rows, each containing four townships equals 16 townships"
"The Office of Interstate Land Sales Registration is concerned with unimproved land sales in interstate
acres 160 acres/4 = 40 acres 40 acres/ 4 = 10 acres 10 acres/4 = 2.5 acres 2.5 acres" "An estate in real estate a. would be forever b. must be created by grant c. must included immediate possession
leasehold interest in a property held in fee simple)"
In a PUD, the unit owner owns land under the unit as well as a share in the common area. In a condominium, the land is owned in common"
the limited liability company description also applies to S corporations"
since the city (municipal corporation) would own the property by itself" "Four unities refers to ownership a. in severalty b. as joint tenants c. as tenants in common
the four unities are time, title, interest, and possession"
"L,M, N,and O owned property as joint tenants. L sold her interest to P and M died. The property would
associations)" "Which would be subject to double taxation a. REIT b. LLC c. Corporation
Although S corporations also avoid the double taxation"
may have unequal interests"
The definition of chattel refers to all personal property (things you own other than real estate). An example of chattel is your furniture and car." "L,M, and N are joint tenants. N sells his interest to O, the M dies. Which statement is true: a. Ms heirs, O, and L are joint tenants b. M's heirs and L are joint tenants, but O is a tenant in common c. L's, O's, and M's heirs are all tenants in common
-When N sold to O, N broke the joint tenancy as to his or her interest, and O had a one-third interest. When M died, L took the share by survivorship. L has a two-thirds interest and O has a one-third interest." "Which would be considered a limited common element in a condominium? a. bearing walls between adjoining tenants b. community swimming pool c. parking space designated for a particular unit