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real estate refers to
land and structures attached to it
seller of property is typically known as
the grantor
fullest and most complete set of ownership rights one can possess in real property
fee simple absolute estate
all property acquired during a marriage, either real or personal is considered propety of the marital community
community property
a utility company with the right to lay electric lines has an:
easement
liens are best described as
a creditor's claims against a property owners title
burdened land in an easement appurtenant is
serviant land
deed used to transfer any interest a grantor may or may not have in a property without implying that the grantor has a valid interest to convey
quitclaim deed
a contract is
an offer, an acceptance, consideration, parties with capacity, lawful purpose
the value of property today is the present value of the sum of anticipated future benefits
principle of anticipation
the sales price divided by the concract rental rate
gross income multiplier
the borrower in a mortgage agreement
mortgagor
lender in a mortgage arrangement is
the person who gives the money
government takes private property but fails to pay the jsut compensation
inverse condemnation
design to control the use of properties in the entire municipality, or at least in a large portion of it
comprehensive general plan
the most widely used method of regulating the use of land
comprehensive zoning
key difference between emninent domain and police power is
just compensation
legal document used to transfer ownership rights
title
any kind of promise or contract
covenant
lessee pays operating expenses, insurance premiums, and real estate taxes
net net net lease
Right to unimpaired use and enjoyment of property
covenant of quiet enjoyment
what represents and exchange of promises
bilateral agreement/contract
Good or clear title, reasonably free from the risk of litigation over possible defects.
marketable title
title examination includes
deeds, wills, and trusts
compilation of all recorded documents that affect a given piece of real estate
abstract of title
listing agreement defines the relationship between
the seller and the broker
this is when a single broker represents the buyer and the seller
dual agency
An untrue statement, whether unintentional or deliberate. It may be a form of nondisclosure where there is a duty to disclose or the planned creation of a false appearance. Where there is misrepresentation of Material Fact the person injured may sue for Damages or Rescind the Contract.
misrepresentation
a group of private databases which allows real estate brokers representing sellers under a listing contract to widely share information about properties with real estate brokers who may represent potential buyers or wish to cooperate with a seller's broker in finding a buyer for the property
multiple listing service
buyer's agent owes a prospective seller
disclosure
one of the least common types of listings
open listing
name of illegal practice of showing minority buyers
steering
stimating the value of a property by comparing it to similar properties
principle of substitution
th first step of the valuation process
identifying the value
final step of evaluation process
preparation of the professional appraisal report
compares a subject property's characteristics with those of comparable properties which have recently sold in similar transactions
sales comparison approach
the primary difference between secured and secured loans is
secured loans are secured by a valuable asset, unsecured loans are not
this clause calls for all payments to be due immediately
accleration clause
key distinction between mortgages and deed of trust
in a deed of trust a third party is involved
right to redeem property after foreclosure sale
statutory redemtpion
a contract between the buyer and a private seller of a property,
land contract
The gradual elimination of a liability, such as a mortgage, in regular payments over a specified period of time
aamortization
main advantage of attached housing is
its cheaper to build
unit in a low-rise apartment complex that includes a substantial amount of open, usually landscaped ground
garden apartment
provides decision-makers information as to whether or not they can afford to do the project
financial feasability analysis
shopping center anchored by a grocery store
neighborhood center
primary market is abut 100,000 people who live or work within 30 minutes driving distance
regional shopping center
4 types of shopping centers
neighborhood, community, regional, super regional
most important consideration in the selection of a shopping center site
location and access
Houses built without space between them and with little or no yard
zero lot line
An attached home that is not a condominium
town house
written deed must have the signature of the
owner
difference between hotel and motel
motel's have parking
use of money through various vehicles, or an individual's time and effort, to make more income or increase capital, or both
investment