Real Property II Final Exam, BarBri MBE Questions, BUSI MC Lesson 2, Rights in Real Property - Multiple Choice Questions and Answers Latest Version 100% Pass

Real Property II Final Exam, BarBri MBE Questions, BUSI MC Lesson 2, Rights in Real Property - Multiple Choice Questions and Answers Latest Version 100% Pass An easement appurtenant: A. Benefits a particular parcel of land B. Belongs only to an individual, not land C. Cannot be transferred D. Expires when the property is sold Which of the following best describes a fee simple determinable? A. An estate that ends only upon divorce B. An estate that automatically ends when a stated condition occurs C. A leasehold interest D. A life estate When a co-tenant in a tenancy in common dies, their interest: 2 A. Passes to their heirs or devisees B. Passes automatically to the other co-tenants C. Is forfeited to the state D. Terminates the tenancy A tenancy by the entirety may be created only between: A. Married spouses B. Business partners C. Roommates D. Parent and child Which of the following terminates an easement by operation of law? A. Merger of the dominant and servient estates B. A written statement of intent C. Oral revocation D. Foreclosure of a mortgage Which of the following is required to transfer legal title to real property? 3 A. A properly executed and delivered deed B. An oral promise C. A written contract only D. Full payment of purchase price A license in real property is: A. An estate B. An easement C. A revocable privilege to enter land D. A life interest Which of the following deeds gives the greatest protection to the grantee? A. Special warranty deed B. General warranty deed C. Quitclaim deed D. Sheriff's deed A landowner may lose title by adverse possession if another: 4 A. Possesses the land openly, continuously, and without permission for the statutory period B. Asks permission to use it C. Pays property taxes on it D. Uses the land once a year Which of the following is NOT a requirement for a valid deed? A. Grantor's signature B. Consideration C. Description of the property D. Delivery The Rule Against Perpetuities generally applies to: A. Future interests that vest too remotely B. Fee simple estates C. Periodic tenancies D. Present possessory estates A covenant of quiet enjoyment protects against: 5 A. Trespassers B. Interference with possession by someone with superior title C. Noise from neighbors D. Zoning violations Which of the following is a non-freehold estate? A. Tenancy at will B. Fee simple absolute C. Life estate D. Fee tail A joint tenancy differs from a tenancy in common because it requires: A. Equal contribution of funds B. The right of survivorship