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48 Cards in this Set
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Name 3 types of tax sales:
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1)annual
2)forfeiture 3)scavenge |
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Name 4 basic homestead exemptions:
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1)Homeowners exemption ($3500)
2)Senior Citizen Homestead Exemption($2000) 3)senior Citizen Assessment Freeze Homestead(income under $25000-apply yearly) 4)Homestead Improvement(stalls assessment increase up to 4yrs-$45000 in improvements) |
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Name 6 classifications of liens:
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1)voluntary
2)involuntary 3)staturory 4)equitable 5)general 6)specific |
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Mame the priority of liens:
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1)taxes
2)assessments 3)mortgages and others |
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What is the lien attachment date for Ad Valorem?
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Jan. 1
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What is the lien attachment date for special assessments?
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Jan. 2
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Define general real estate tax:
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a tax levied according to value,generally used to refer to real estate tax--also known as ad valorem tax
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Define appopriation:
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the way a taxing body actually authorizies the expenditute of funds and provides for the sources of the funding
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Define lien waivers:
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waivers of liens
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Define tax sale:
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a court-ordered sale of real property to raise money to cover delinquent taxes
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Define tax liens:
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a charge against property,created by operation of law
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Define subordination agreement:
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a written agreement between holders of liens on a property that changes the priority of mortgage,judgement, and other liens under certain circumstances
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Define tax deed:
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an instrument given to purchaser at a tax sale
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Define specific lien:
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a lien affecting or attaching only to a certain parcel of land or piece of property
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Define redemption:
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the right of a defaulted property owner to recover his/her property by curing the default
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Name 3 types of tax sales:
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1)annual
2)forfeiture 3)scavenge |
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Name 4 basic homestead exemptions:
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1)Homeowners exemption ($3500)
2)Senior Citizen Homestead Exemption($2000) 3)senior Citizen Assessment Freeze Homestead(income under $25000-apply yearly) 4)Homestead Improvement(stalls assessment increase up to 4yrs-$45000 in improvements) |
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Name 6 classifications of liens:
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1)voluntary
2)involuntary 3)staturory 4)equitable 5)general 6)specific |
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Mame the priority of liens:
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1)taxes
2)assessments 3)mortgages and others |
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What is the lien attachment date for Ad Valorem?
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Jan. 1
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What is the lien attachment date for special assessments?
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Jan. 2
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Define general real estate tax:
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a tax levied according to value,generally used to refer to real estate tax--also known as ad valorem tax
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Define appopriation:
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the way a taxing body actually authorizies the expenditute of funds and provides for the sources of the funding
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Define lien waivers:
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waivers of liens
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Define tax sale:
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a court-ordered sale of real property to raise money to cover delinquent taxes
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Define tax liens:
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a charge against property,created by operation of law
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Define subordination agreement:
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a written agreement between holders of liens on a property that changes the priority of mortgage,judgement, and other liens under certain circumstances
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Define tax deed:
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an instrument given to purchaser at a tax sale
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Define specific lien:
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a lien affecting or attaching only to a certain parcel of land or piece of property
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Define redemption:
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the right of a defaulted property owner to recover his/her property by curing the default
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Define special assessment:
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a tax or levy customarily imposed against only those specific parcels of real estate that will benefit from a proposed public improvement like a street or sewer
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Define mill:
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one-tenth of one cent
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Define mortgage lien:
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a lien or charge on the property of a mortgagor that secures the underlying debt obligations
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Define mechanics lien:
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a statutory lien created in favor of contractors,laborers, and materialmen who have performed work or furnished material in the erection of a building
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Define lis pendens:
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a recorded legal document giving constructive notice tthat an action affecting a particular property has been filed in either a state or a federal court
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Define lien:
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a right given by law to certain creditors to have thier debts paid out of the property of a defaulted debtor, usually by means of a court sale
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Define judgement:
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a formal decicsion of a court on the respective right and claims of the parties to an action or a suit
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Define involuntary lien:
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a lien placed on property without the consent of the property owner
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Define inheritance taxes:
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state-imposed taxes on decedent's real and personal property
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Define estate taxes:
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federal taxes on decedents real and personal property
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Define general lien:
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the right of a creditor to have all of a debtors property-both real and personal-sold to satify a debt
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Define statutory lien:
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a lien imposed on property by statue
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Define ad valorem tax:
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a tax levied according to value,generally used to refer to real estate tax-- also calld the general tax
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Define attachment:
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the act of taking a person's property into legal custody by writ or other judical order to hold it available for application to that person's debt to a creditor
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Define encumbrance:
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Anything-such as a mortgage,tax,or judgement lien;an easement;a restriction on the use of the land;or an outstanding dower right that may diminish the value or use and enjoyment of a property
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Define equalization factor:
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a factor(number)by which the assessed value of a property is multiplied to arrive ata avalue for the property that is in line with statewide tax assessments
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Define eqitable lien:
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a lien imposed on property by statue(i.e. tax lien)
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Restudy tax sales
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p183 especially
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