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real estate unit 6 legal aspects

front 1

L. tenancy

back 1

Mode or method of ownership or holding title to property

front 2

N. title vesting

back 2

Evidence that the owner of land is in lawful possession; it is the proof
of ownership

front 3

K. severalty

back 3

Ownership of a parcel of real property by only one person or entity

front 4

O. undivided interest

back 4

Interest held under the same title by two or more people or entities,
whether their rights are equal or unequal in value or quantity

front 5

M. tenancy in common

back 5

Ownership by two or more persons, whose interests are not necessarily
equal, in a single estate

front 6

H. joint tenancy

back 6

Form of concurrent ownership providing for automatic survivorship to the
other cotenants upon death

front 7

B. community property

back 7

Form of concurrent property ownership that exists only between spouses

front 8

J. quasi-community property

back 8

Property acquired outside of California that would be community property
if acquired in California

front 9

F. general partnership

back 9

Business entity established by two or more individuals or businesses, which
join to operate a business for profit

front 10

E. corporation

back 10

Legal entity viewed as a legal person (has rights) but not a natural person
(has body)

front 11

A. CID

back 11

Project combining individual ownership of private dwellings with an
interest in common with other owners

front 12

I. PD

back 12

Community of clustered single-family detached residences, townhouses,
garden apartments, and other types of residences, with ample open
space, community recreational facilities, and sometimes local shopping
and employment centers

front 13

C. condominium

back 13

Undivided interest in common in a portion of real property coupled with
a separate interest in space called a unit

front 14

D. cooperative

back 14

Form of CID in which a corporation holds title to all of the real property
and owners purchase shares of stock in that corporation

front 15

G. interval ownership

back 15

Timeshare ownerships