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Real Estate 2 Test

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servienant tenant
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escheat
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how is separate property divided
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devise
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appurtenant easement
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how many warranties does a grant deed carry?
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private restrictions
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what happens if zoning laws conflict with deed restriction?
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when can a notary employed by the corporation be used
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easment
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grant deed
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police power
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how long does an owner have to remove an encroachment
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what are the two implied warranties carried by a grant deed?
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how must the accepted deed be delivered
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priority of trust deeds and mortagages
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when does adverse possession take place?
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is there a dominant tenant in a easement in gross?
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priority of first valid deed
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how many times can a deed be used?
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two
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the more restrictive of the two is enforced
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when the notary doesn't have any personal interest in the property
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restrictions created by grantor and not by zoning
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five consecutive years with paid taxes for the five years
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in person
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"runs with the land"
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recording over non recorded, possession over recorded
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granter hasn't already convey title to another and the estate is free of undisclosed encumbrances
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1/2 spouse,1/2 child 1/3 spouse, 2/3 children
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right to regulate for public health safety,moral and general welfare
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the right to enter an use anothers land within limits
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determined by the time of recording unless there is a subordination clause
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3 years
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the land that is burdened by the easment
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title to real property cannot be acquired by an individual by escheat
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real property through will
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no
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once
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used when real property is sold and contains the word "grant"
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what is the opposite of alienation?
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what happens when a condition is broken
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a court suit to remove cloud on title and fix it
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the governments right to tax property
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easement for utilities
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items affecting title
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covenants, conditions, and restrictions usually placed in "declaration of restriction"
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one who receives gift of personal property through will
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declaration before a duly authorized officer (notary)
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corporation

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