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Sole and separate
One owner is called severalty. A single person or corporation.
Joint tenancy with right of survivorship.
Property goes to surviving joint tenant upon death. Cannot device because of right of survivorship controls all four unities.
Rights of survivorship
If one joint tenant dies. His interest automatically goes to the survivor.
Ownership by Concurrent
Two or more people at the same time. Undivided interest.
Devise
WILL
Unities of time
Same time.
Unities of title
One deed.
Unity of interest
Equal shares.
Unities of possession
Equal right of possession right to use the entire property.
Writ of Partition Suit
Asking the court to divide land.
Tenancy in common
No automatic right of survivorship anyone can hold the default way of holding not married. Property goes to heirs upon death. Can devise to anyone. Requires unity of possession only.
Community property
Arizona of all property acquired by joint effort of husband and wife subsequent to marriage. Property goes to heirs not automatically to the surviving spouse no rights of survivorship. This can be device to anyone.
Community property with rights of survivorship
Husband wife only. Must ask and sign deed to receive. Property goes to spouse upon death. Cannot devise interest deed controls.
Entity
Legal person
Trustor
Maker of trust.
Trustee
Managing the trust.
Beneficiary
Party that benefits.
Living Trust (Inter-Vivos)
Takes effect during the lifetime of the creator.
Testamentary trust
Takes effects upon death and created by will.
Corporations
Stockholder officers.
Limited liability
Shareholders are not liable for debts of corporation.
General partnership
Owned by general partners its general partner has a equal vote. Each partner is personally liable for the entire depth of the partnership.
Limited Liability Company
Owned by members.
Syndication
Putting a group of people together to buy a property.
Syndicator
Putting it together.
Securities
Pieces of entities.
Real estate investment trust. (REIT)
Number of investors required is 100.
Condominiums
Buyers receive deed to their unit into an undivided interest in common area as a tenant in common with other owners. You own hortizonl of air space.
Cooperative (Co-Op)
Buyer receives stock in the corporation that owns the entire complex . You're right in your unit are defined by proprietary lease. Corporation owns the real estate you do not receive deed to your unit.
Homeowners association
Annual assessment based on project expenses for the coming year charged on a pro-rata basis.
Timeshare
Advertiser to disclose no purchase required every purchaser needs to attend a presentation of no more than 120 minutes.
S - Corporation
A corporation thar is treated like a partnership for taxation purposes. Cannot have any more than 75 stockholders.
C - Corporation
A legal entity owned by its shareholders that has limited liability. The corporation is taxed as an entity as well as the dividends received by the stockholders, therefore, double taxation.
Amortization
Liquidation of a debt in equal payments.
Amortization Schedule
A schedule of equal payments and loan balances as of certain dates.