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Economic characteristics of real estate

scarcity, improvements & location

Land

no improvements

real estate

land with improvements

real property

land with improvements plus "bundle of rights"

improvement

is any artificial addition to land, such as building or a fence

appurtenance

anything associated with the property, although not necessarily a direct part of it.



ex. parking spaces, easements, water rights, and other improvements

bundle of rights

possession


control


enjoyment


exclusion


disposition

right of possession

possession of property

right of control

within the framework of the law

right of enjoyment

use of the property as the owner wishes, within the law

right of exclusion

to keep others from entering or using the property

right of disposition

to sell, will, transfer, or otherwise dispose of or encumber the property

peronal property

personalty



property that is movable and not affixed to or associated with the land.

chattels

items of personal property, including such tangibles are chairs, tables, clothing, money, bonds, and bank accounts. Trade fixtures are included in this category

manufactured housing

dwellings that are built off site and trucked to a building lot where they are installed or assembled.



ex. modular, panelized, precut or mobile homes

emblements

annually cultivated crops such as wheat, corn, vegetables and fruit. Generally considered personal property.

severance

when real property become personal property

annexation

to change personal property into real property



ex. combining sand, cement and stones to create a sidewalk across a property

deed

conveys real property

bill of sale

conveys personal property

legal tests for a fixture

intent (did the person who installed the item intend for it to remain permanently on the property?)



method of attachment


adaptation to real estate


agreement

legal tests for a fixture

intent


method of attachment


adaptation to real estate


agreement

trade fixture (chattel fixture)

an article owned by a tenant and attached to a rented space or building or used in conducting business



ex. bowling alleys, store shelves, bars and restaurant equipment

accession

acquiring property when trade fixtures that are not removed by the tenant become real property of the landlord

attachment

the process by which personal property becomes real property

economic characteristics of real estate

scarcity


location - most important


improvements


permanence of investment

physical characteristics of real estate

immobility


indestructibility


uniqueness