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Real Estate Defined
Any interest in land and its improvements thereon, corporeal (tangible), incorporeal (intangible), freehold (fee) or non-freehold (lease).
Real Property
Land with improvements and rights.
Land Characteristics
Immobile, indestructible, non-homogeneous (no two pieces of land are alike)
Land Ownership Rights
Surface, subsurface, and air.
Personal Property
Anything moveable, not attached to the R. E.
Fixture
Once personal property, now permanently attached to the R.E., belongs to the R.E. owner
Test of fixture
Manner of attachment, intent, purpose of and type of picture.
Appurtenance
Attached, passes with title
Allodial System
Individual ownership of land
Bundle of Legal Rights
Possession, control, quiet enjoyment, disposition (sell, lease, will, gift, morgage)
Government Limitations
Taxation, escheat, eminent domain, police power
Private Limitations
Deed restrictions
Voluntary Title Transfer
Purchase, gift, will, descent
Escheat (Involuntary Title Xfer)
Title to govt when no heirs
Condemnation (Involuntary Title Xfer)
Govt seizing by right of eminent domain
Adverse Possession (Involuntary Title Xfer)
Title by hostile possession for 20 years
Tax Sale (Involuntary Title Xfer)
Foreclosure; Court ordered Sheriff's sale
Deed (types of)
Quitclaim, special and general warranty, statutory quitclaim, bargain and sale
Warranty Covenants
Seizin, against encumbrances, quiet enjoyment, warranty of title, further assurances (defend against claims of ALL persons)
Special Warranty
Claims limited to grantor's period of ownership
To Be a Valid Deed
In writing, consideration, delivery, acceptance.
Descriptions
Legal: address, metes and bounds
Monuments
Fixed objects (trees, streams etc)
Deed Tax Stamps
$2.28 per $500 or part thereof, paid by the seller. Stamps indicate price less existing liens.
Executor
Person named to carry out terms of will
Devise
Gift of RE in a will
Legacy
Gift of personal property in a will
Recording
CONSTRUCTIVE NOTICE of interests affecting RE
Title Certif
Issued by Registry of Deeds to owner
Title Search
Attorney's search of recorded documents affecting title
Cloud on title
Apparent defect
Color of title
a deed which on its face, indicates good title
Action to quiet title
Court action to settle disputes or claims over land
Freehold Estates: Fee Simple
No conditions, absolute, inheritable.
Freehold Estates: Fee with Condition Subsequent
Grantor or heirs has OPTIONAL right to regain title for condition broken.