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Real Estate Vocab
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Chapter 1
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How Home Ownership is Held
level: How Home Ownership is Held
Questions and Answers List
level questions: How Home Ownership is Held
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a form of property ownership in which one person is the owner of a property and has absolute control over the distribution and use of the land
Individual Ownership
describes undivided ownership of an estate, with an interest that is exclusive from other owners
In Severalty
ownership of a property by more than one person
Co-Ownership
co-ownership in which the parties have the right of survivorship — when one dies, the others receive that person’s portion of the estate
Joint Tenancy
co-ownership in which each co-owner of the property holds their individual portion of the ownership interest in severalty
Tenancy in Common
property owned by a married couple in which each spouse has half ownership of any property obtained during the marriage, plus a right of survivorship ownership after the death of either spouse
Community Property
a trust created during someone’s life to manage their assets in life and in death
Living Trust
a trust created through the use of a will when someone dies
Testamentary Trust
a trust in which land is purchased to be held for a long period of time for the benefit of a named party
Land Trust
an account in which 100 people or more place funds for the trust to invest in real property and then return the profits back to the investors
Real Estate Investment Trust (REIT)
an entity that is doing business
Corporation
two or more people or companies that join together to create and run a real estate investment
Syndicate
a type of corporation in which none of the owners of the company can be held personally liable for debt
Limited Liability Corporation (LLC)