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Real Property

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Fee simple Determinable   As long as, whil,during,Possibility of reverter.Durational language, auto forfeiture;followed by a possibility or Reverter.  
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Fee simple subject to condition subsequent.   provided that , on the condition that...Right of re-entry(O has to come and excercise his entry)  
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Fee simple subject to executory limitation   Future interest in a 3rd party other than O.  
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Life estate.   life estate is an estate lasting for the life of a defined person.It has reversion  
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Life estate can be defeasible   to A for life, the to B, but if A remarries, then immediately to B  
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Life estate Per autre vie   to A for the life of B  
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Reversion   Reversion follows life estate, fee tail, tenancies  
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Reverter   Possibility of Reverter follows fee simple determinable. Possiblity of reverter can be transferred through will through intestacy.  
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Re-entry   Right of Re-entry follows fee simple subject to condition subsequent  
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Remainder   Remainder is a future interest that can become possessory only upon expiration of a prior estate created by same instrument.  
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Remainder example   O conveys to A for life, then to B and her heirs .B has remainder.Note Remainders can be transferred(both vested,contingent).  
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Vested Remainder   Remainder is vested.1 The holder has born.2 we know who is the holder.There are no conditions to be met.  
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Contingent Remainder   1 Holder has to meet a condition. before the Remainder becomes possessory.2 The holder hasn't born. or can't be ascertained. look for if or when in the hype.ex. O to A for life, then to B & heirs when B graduates from law School  
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Executory interest   Interest in favor of one other than grantor that either cuts short the prior estate or springs out of O to become possessory.  
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Executory interest example   O to A for life then to B and heirs but if B does not get married , then to C.Executory inteses are transferable before they become possessory.  
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Adverse Possession   Requirements generally.1 actually possess2open,notorious and visible 3 hostile 4 continuous 5 statutory period  
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When does RAP(Perpetuaty) apply   It applies to the (1)contingent remainders(2)Executory Interest(3)Option in Gross but no: reversions, possibilities of reverter, rights of entry, vested remainders.  
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Joint Tenancy   undivided equal interest;right of survivorship  
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Tenancy in Common   Presumed;interests can be unequal;no right of survivorship  
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Tenancy by the Entirety   Only H & W; right of survivorship: only destroyed by divorce or court order  
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Assignment of the lease(Note:Remainder of the term will fall under assignemnt)   The assignee is responsible to both T and Land lord  
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Sublease   Subleasee is not responsible to the Land Lord. Only origional tenant is liable to the landlord.  
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What If rental is silent about assignement and sublease?   then it is presumed to be allowed.  
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Fixture(personal property that becomes so tightly affixed to LL'Property that is part of real property.   buit- in bookshelves. it is not removable.LL has not to pay tenant.  
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Trade fixture   Used in tenants trade or business is almost always removable if real estate is restored.  
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Easement   An easement is a privilege to use the land of another.  
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Appurtenant Easement   that type of easement is attached to the land. white acre adjacent to black acre.(Dominant estate[getting benifit]Servient Estate[giving  
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Statute of Fraud   It is always applicable whenever u are doing sth with the real property.  
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Easement by Implication   3 element. 1 must be created by severance 2 use must have preexited severence 3 use must be reasonably necessary.  
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Easement by Necessaity   2 elements 1 At one time Dominant and servient parcel owned by same person 2 must be strictly necessary .  
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Easement by Prescription   (1)Use of servient tenement by dominant for statutory period of time (adverse possession)(2) must be hostile.  
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Misuse of easement   injunction or damage. u will not forefeit the easement.(Easement is transferable.run with the land.)  
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Express easement   it must be in writing to satisfy the statute of fraud.  
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Covenant and equitable servetidute   Covenant and equitable servetidute are run witht the property  
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The rule of Servitude   for benefit to run(Promisee transfer prop. In writing: intent that promise runs touch and concern.  
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The rule of servitude   For burden to run(promisor transfer the prop). In writing intent that promise runs touch and concern. Notice(either actual, constructive or inquiry)  
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Termination of Easements, Covenants&Equitable Servitude.   Termination can occur by:1)Abandonment by dominant tenant[clear expression]2)Material change in condition.(Mere non use isn't sufficient to terminate.  
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Land or any right of land.   Generally. contracts for the sale of an interest in land must satisfy the statute of frauds. only exception is partial performance  
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What make title unMarketable title   1 outstanding lien or mortgage.2 Defective record chain 3 Easement that reduces full enjoyment.4 encroachment 5. violation of zoning code but not probably building code violation.  
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Risk of Loss   if fire. then if he wins then that will be under doctrine of equitable conversion  
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Mortgage   Note plus Mortgage document. The not and mortgage will always go together.  
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Who must repay the mortgage   Original borrower is responsible(because of the note) subsequent purchaser of the property are not responsible unless they expressly assume repayment.  
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Assuming liability orally for the mortgage   In mortgage oral responsibility is binding and that is an exception to the statute of fraud.  
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Deeds (Formalities)   1 must adequately identify grantor & grantee, especially grantee 2 must be signed by the grantor.3 must adequately describe the property.( Deed does not need consideration)  
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Deed must be delivered?   deed must be delivered to be effective otherwise it is not effective.  
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Warranty deed   5 covenants 1 seisin(ownership) and right to covey 2 against encumbrances 3 quiet enjoyment.  
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Present Covenants   1 Seisin(ownership 2 right to convey 3 Against encumbrances (breached at conveyance : grantee doesn't need to be evicted to recover.  
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Future Covenants   1 quiet enjoyment 2 warranty (breached only when eviction occurs.  
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Recording Act-- Early taker wins unless   1. NOTICE STATUTE: 2nd taker wins if without notice 2 RACE NOTICE STATUTE:2nd taker wins only if she both (1)takes w/o notice of prior interest and(2)records before prior taker records.3 RACE STATUTE 2nd taker wins if he records firstevenif hetook w noti  
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Recording act (iMPOTANT0   3 statute read the language of law. important.  
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Shelter rule    
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Undivided half interest   That is another way to say tenancy in common  
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