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QUESTIONS AND 100% CORRECT ANSWERS


An owner of real estate possesses certain rights, including:



possession of the property

control of the property

disposition of the property

all of the above - ANSWER- all of the above



Possession, control and disposition of ownership are included in the bundle of rights. The
"Bundle of Rights" can best be remembered by the name "C-U-P-E-D". These letters stand
for control, use, possess, enjoyment, and dispose.



According to law, a trade fixture is:



A fixture

Personal property

An easement

A license - ANSWER- Personal property



A trade fixture is personal property of the tenant and may be removed by the tenant. A
trade fixture is something that is used in the conducting of a business; i.e. a pizza oven in a
pizza restaurant.



Personal property may be distinguished from real property by its:



great variety

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,mobility

overhead price

multiplicity of uses - ANSWER- mobility



Personal property is not attached to the land or the improvements and it usually is movable.
Even though it may be personal property, the contract can include it in the sale of the real
estate and then, by means of the contract it does become real estate.



Three of the four economic characteristics of real property are:



scarcity

permanence of investment

improvements

all of the above - ANSWER- all of the above



Scarcity (supply), permanence of investment, improvements, and area preference are all
economic characteristics of real property.



Legal tests to determine whether a fixture (something which is attached) should stay or can
be removed from a property by a Seller include all of the following EXCEPT:



intention of the parties

method of attachment

how they were purchased

existence of an agreement - ANSWER- how they were purchased



Legal tests of a fixture include intention of the parties (did they plan for it to stay or did they
plan to take the object usually defined in the contract), method of attachment (is it screwed
into the wall like a curtain rod or is it just hanging on a rod like a curtain), its type and



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,adaptability to the real property, and the relationship of the parties which is usually set forth
in an agreement or contract.



Trade fixtures are:



a permanent part of a building

owned by the owner of the real estate

removable with the building owner's permission

personal property of the tenant - ANSWER- personal property of the tenant



Trade fixtures are the personal property of the tenant and may be removed at any time. If
left after the termination of the lease they become the property of the landlord.



Which of the following is (are) considered personal property?



Wood-burning fireplaces

Patio furniture

Bathtub

Awning - ANSWER- Patio furniture



Personal property is never attached.



Certain items on the premise that are installed by the tenant and are related to the tenant's
business are called:



fixtures

emblements

trade fixtures

easements - ANSWER- trade fixtures

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, The tenant owns trade fixtures. They must be removed before midnight of the last day of the
lease or they may become the property of the lessor.



The word improvement refers to:



streets

sewage and drainage systems

sidewalks

all of the above - ANSWER- all of the above



Streets, sidewalks, sewers, and drainage systems all are improvements to the land and
increase its value.



Real property may become personal property by:



severance

purchase

severance and purchase

annexation - ANSWER- severance



Severing property from the real estate, for example extracting minerals from the earth
creates personalty or personal property. Another example would be cutting down a tree and
turning it into firewood. As a tree it was real property but as firewood it would be personal
property.



The rights of an owner with property abutting the bank of a stream, river, or creek, is/are
called;



Littoral rights

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