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appurtenant easement
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easement that passes with the land when conveyed. Dominant (user)and surviant(giver)
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Curtesy
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a life estate, usually a fractional interest, given by the wife to surviving husband
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Deed restriction
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limitation on future use of property, placed by seller
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dower
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wife acquires property from deceased husband
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easement
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a right to use the land of another for a specific purpose
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easement by condemnation
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easement acquired by a public body through the power of eminent domain
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easement by necessity
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easement allowed by law as necessary for the full enjoyment of a parcel of realestae
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easement by prescription
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an easement acquired by the continuous, open, uninterrupted, exclusive and adverse use of the property for the period of time prescribed by law
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easement in gross
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over a number of properties, not necessarily for their use
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encroachment
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ex wall or fence over property line
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encumbrance
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claim, charge, liability against property that effects value
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escheat
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die without will or heirs. property reverts to the sate
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estate in land
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degree and quality in which you have interest in property
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Fee simple absolute
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maximum possible estate or right of ownership in real property; continuing forever
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Fee simple defeasible
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something in the future may effect ownership. ex park strip
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freehold estate
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ownership for an indeterminable length of time
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future interest
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persons present right in property that involves future ownership
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homestead
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land owned and occupied as primary residence protected from non-secured debts and judgments
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leasehold estate
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tenants right to occupy during the lease
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license
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a revocable permission for a temporary use of land
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lien
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right given to creditor to have debt paid by sale of your property
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littoral rights
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ownership along a non-moivng body of water. ownership to mean highwater mark
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Party driveway
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shared by two neighbors. each having an easement on the other half
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party wall
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on wall supporting two adjoining structures. zero lot line
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police power
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governments right to impose laws affecting your property ownership
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prior appropriation
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water belongs to state. permit needed
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remainder interest
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remnant of an estate after giving of life estate
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reversionary interest
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remanant of an estate after giving of life estate
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riparian rights
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ownership along a moving body of water
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beneficiary
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the person for who the trust is set up
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common elements
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the parts of a property that are used by everyone, ex condos
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community property
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system of ownership when property is gained during marriage
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condominium
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absolute ownership of the unit, and an undivided ownership of common elements
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cooperative
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multi-unit building owned by corperation. residents have share in corporation
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co-ownership
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ownership by more than one party
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corporation
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a business that can own in severalty
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general partnership
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association of 2 or more each having full liability
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joint tenancy
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ownership taken at same time in equal amounts of ownership
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beneficiary
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the person for who the trust is set up
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common elements
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the parts of a property that are used by everyone, ex condos
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limited partnership
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limited partners are partners are investors and can only loose their investment. controlled by general partners(who have full liability)
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community property
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system of ownership when property is gained during marriage
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condominium
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absolute ownership of the unit, and an undivided ownership of common elements
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cooperative
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multi-unit building owned by corperation. residents have share in corporation
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co-ownership
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ownership by more than one party
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corporation
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a business that can own in severalty
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general partnership
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association of 2 or more each having full liability
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joint tenancy
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ownership taken at same time in equal amounts of ownership
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limited partnership
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limited partners are partners are investors and can only loose their investment. controlled by general partners(who have full liability)
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partition
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court suit to divide partnership when partners don't want to
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partnership
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association of tow or more for a business purpose
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right of survivorship
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ownership of deceased tenant absorbed by surviving tenants. defines joint tenancy
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separate property
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any property brought into a marriage or gift/inheritance received during a marriage
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syndicate
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a combination of people or firms who pool resources to by a larger property
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tenancy by the entirety
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ownership taken at any time in any percentage with right of inheritance
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time sharing
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ownership for certain time every year
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trust
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fiduciary arrangement transfered by trustor(owner) to trustee(individual third paty) on behalf of bennificiary
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