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33 Cards in this Set
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Name 3 types of ownership:
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1)severality
2)co-ownership 3)in-trust |
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Name 3 types of co-ownership:
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1)tenancy in common
2)joint tenancy 3)tenancy by the entirety |
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Name 4 unities for joint tenancies:
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Possession
Interest Time Title |
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Name 5 ways of terminating a tenancy by the entirety:
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Judgement
Sale Death Agreement Divorce |
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Name 3 participants in a trust:
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1)trustor
2)trustee 3)beneficiary |
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Name 4 forms of business ownership:
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1)partnership
2)corporation 3)syndicate 4)limited-liabilty company(LLC) |
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According to IL Condominium Property Act,can a building designated a cond be built on leased land?
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NO
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Define time-share estate:
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a fee simple interest in a time-share property
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Define time-share use:
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a right of occupancy in a time-share property,less than a fee simple interest
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Define proprietary lease:
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a leae given by the corporation that owns a copperative apartment building to the shareholders right as a tenant to an individual apartment
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Define joint venture:
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the joining of 2 or more people to conduct a specific business enterprise
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Define time-sharing:
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permits multiple purchasers to buy interests in real estate,usually a resort property; each purchaser receives the right to use the facilities for a certain period of time
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Define limited liability company (LLC):
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a corporation form of ownership which enjoy the limited liability offered by a corporate form of ownership and the tax advantages of a partnership
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Define trust:
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a fuduciary arrangement whereby property is conveyed to a person or instition(trustee) to be held and administed on behalf of another person(beneficiary)
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Define community property:
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a system of property ownership based on the theory that each spouse has an equal interest in the property aquired by the efforts of either spouse during marriage
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Define separate property:
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Under community property law,proprty owned solely by either spouse before the marriage,aquired by gift, or inheritance after the mariage, or purchased with separate funds after the marriage
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Define marital property:
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property that will be divided between the 2 parties in the event of a divorce
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Define parntership:
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an association of 2 or more individuals who carry on a continuing business for profit as co-owners
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Define general partnership:
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an association of 2 or more individuals who carry on a continuing business for profit as co-owners
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Define limited partnership:
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a business arrangement whereby the operation is administed by 1 or more general partners & funded,by and large,by limited or silent partners,who are law responsible for losses only to the extent of thier investments
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Define syndicate:
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a combination of people or firms formed to accomplis a business venture of mutual interest by pooling resources
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Define common elements:
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parts of a property that are necessary or convenient to the existence,maintence, and satefy of a condominuim or are normally in common use by all of the condominuim residents
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Define Condominuim:
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the absolute ownership of a unit in a multiunit building based on legal description of the airspace the unit actually occupies, plus an undivided interest in the ownership of the common elements
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Define cooperative:
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a residental multiunit building whoe title is held by a trust or corporation that is owned by and operated for the benefit of the persons living within the building,who are the beneficial owners of the trust or shareholders of the corporation,each possessing a proprietary lease
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Define tenancy in common:
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a form of co-ownership by which each owner holds and undivided interest in real property as if he/she were a sole owner
each individual owner has the right to partition tenants in common have right of inheritance |
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Define co-ownership:
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title ownership held by 2 or more persons
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Define severalty:
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ownership of real property by 1 person only
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Define joint tenancy:
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ownership of real estate bteween 2 or more parties who have been named in one conveyance as joint tenants
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Define right of suvivorship:
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Upon death of a joint tenant,the decendants interset passes to the surviving joint tenant or tenants
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Define tenancy by the entirety:
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The joint ownership of property aquired by husband and wife during marriage--upon death of one spouse, the survivor becomes the owner of the property
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Define partition:
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a division of cotentants interests in real property when the parties DO NOT all voluntarily agree to terminate the co-ownership--takes place through court procedures
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According to the Illinois Condominium Property Act, how and when may a condominium remove its condominium status?
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may be removed at anytime by unanimous consent of all owners and all lienholders
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In a cooperative, who owns the building?
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a corporation holds the title to the land and the building
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