Category A
The definition of this is "ownership of real property" (land, buildings, and fixtures) that is independent of any superior landlord (the government.)
What is Allodial?
Tenants in common have an undivided this in the property.
What is Interest?
Real property is also called this.
What is Realty?
What is Deed?
Property taxes in Texas are this type of taxes, which means according to value. (two words)
What is Ad Valorem?
Freehold estate is legal this of a property.
What is Ownership?
Fee simple estates, life estates, and estates created by statute (law) are called this type of estates.
What is Freehold?
In a life estate, during her lifetime she may not commit this on the property.
What is Waste?
What is the State?
A defeasible fee estate is also called a qualified fee or a defeasible fee estate and is simply a conveyance of property that has these placed on it.
What are Conditions?
The right of the government to take this-owned real estate for public use is called eminent domain.
What is Privately?
Rent controls, building codes, and zoning laws are all examples of the government's exercise of its public this powers.
What is Police?
There are this number of counties in Texas, which is the most of any U.S. State.
What is 254?
The French term this meaning "for the life of another" continues as long as that "other" person is alive. (three words)
What is Pur Autre Vie?
Land+man-made permanent improvements+bundle of rights= this property.
What is Real?
With tenancy by this, the surviving spouse becomes the sole owner of the property.
What is Entirety?
The key players in a life estate are: Grantor=Owner, Life tenant-person allowed to live in the property as long as they are alive and this, which is owner if he is alive or his heirs if the owner has passed.
What is Remainderman?
A leasehold estate is a this of a property.
Tenants in this can own different percentages of the property.
What is Common?
A general contractor as well as the subcontractor who was hired by the contractor may place this type of lien on the property if they have not been paid.
What is Mechanic's?
In the sale of land, surface, the subsurface and the air above, can be sold together, or they can be this from each other and sold separately.
What is Severed?
An easement acquired by constant use is called an easement by this.
What is Prescription?
There is a this-year right of redemption for homestead property sold at a tax auction in Texas.
What is 2 (two) year?
Collectively, the bundle of rights are called an this in the property.
What is Interest?
In real estate, this power usually applies to zoning laws.
What is Police?