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25 Cards in this Set
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Voluntary Alienation |
Term for transfer of title during the property owners lifetime |
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Requirements for a valid deed |
9 different requirements. 1.Grantor who is competent 2. Grantee to be named 3. Statement of consideration 4. Granting clause ( words of conveyance) 5.Habendum clause ( defines ownership right) 6. Accurate legal description 7. Any relevant exceptions or reservations 8. Acknowledgment signature from grantor 9. Delivery of deed and acceptance by grantee to pass title |
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Types of deeds |
General warranty deed Special warranty deed Bargain and sale deed Quitclaim deed Deed of trust Reconveyance deed Trustee's deed Deed executed to a court order |
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General warranty deed |
Provides the greatest protection. 5 covenants |
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Special warranty deed |
The grantor received title, and property was not encumbered during time grantor owned property |
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Bargain and sale deed |
Implication grantor holds title and possession |
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Quit claim deed |
Least protection. Used to convey less than fee simple absolute or to cure a title defect. |
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Deed of trust |
Conveyance from trustor to trustee |
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Reconveyance deed |
Conveyance from trustee to trustor |
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Trustees deed |
Conveyance from trustee to third party |
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Deed executed pursuant to a court order |
Conveyance from a will or court order |
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Transfer declaration |
Full sales price of property, legal description, the type of improvement, address date and type of deed, and weather the transfer is between relatives or court order. |
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Involuntary alienation |
Not voluntary. Foreclosure, etc |
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Adverse possession |
Open, notorious , continuous, hostile, adverse |
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Testate |
With will |
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Intestate |
No will |
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When a person dies ownership passes to? |
Co owner by virtue of joint tenancy with right of survivorship or tenancy by entirety, the party or parties named in will, statutory heirs determined by state. |
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Joint tenancy and tenancy by entirety court action to transfer? |
No only death certificate should be filed so its apart of record on ownership |
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Title passed by will court action? |
Yes through probate |
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Testator |
Person making will |
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The gift of real property is known as? |
Devise |
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Bequest of legacy? |
Gift of personal property |
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Nuncupative |
Oral will |
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holographic |
Hand written will |
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Condicil |
A separate document to modify or add to previously made will |