California Real Estate Principles Chapter 2 Flashcards

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Define Bundle of Rights
Ownership concept that describes a property owner's legal rights that attach to the ownership of real property
List Bundle of Rights
Possession, enjoyment, Use, Transfer, Encumber
Estate
Ownership or interest in Real Property
2 Types: Freehold verse Less than Free Hold Estate
Freehold: Fee Simple : Fee Simple Absolute/Qualified/Simple Life Estate: Reversion/Remainder Leasehold Estate-
Fee Simple Estate (Freehold)
Absolute or Qualified
Life Estate (Freehold)
An estate that is granted for a definite period of time "Measuring life"
Remainderman
The person a life estate reverts to upon the death of current owner, not the original owner of the estate
Leasehold Estates (LTFH)
Contains fewer bundle of rights (renters and tenants)
Four different types of leasehold estates
Estate for years, period to period, will, sufferance
Characteristics of a lease
Written/oral contracts (landlords sign, but not nec. tenants), clear terms with consideration, cant be altered
Real Property
Refers to land, permanent fixtures attached to land Anything immovable
Water rights
Cannot be owned, under doctrine of correlative user.
Types of water rights
Littoral, Surface, Riparian, Underground, Right of appropriation
Littoral
Rights of a property owner who owns a piece of land boarding a lake or ocean
Surface
These rights outline rain runoff rights and regulations