LAW OF CONTRACT NEWEST 2025 WITH ACTUAL QUESTION AND CORRECT
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Description of land - (answer)Earths surface to center of earth and airspace above land including trees
and water
And joint tenancy who owns upon death? - (answer)Surviving joint tenant
What is considered manufactured housing in Texas? - (answer)Dwellings that are built offsite and
transported to building lot where they are installed and or assembled
What is the difference between a conveyance dred And a deed of trust? - (answer)Conveyance is used
by trustee to convey (return) title back to trustee and deed of trust is used when trustee conveys real
estate (held in trust) To anyone other than the trustor
Abstract of title? - (answer)History of what title found in public records
Upon death how is joint tenancy transferred? - (answer)Automatically transfers equally to surviving joint
tenants
What is the difference between community and separate property? - (answer)Community - everything
acquired during marriage
Separate -everything acquired before marriage or if willed to only one person
A business organization cannot own property under what circumstances? - (answer)Tenancy by entirety
Ownership, shared walls and fractional interest in common areas are characteristics of? -
(answer)Condominiums
, LAW OF CONTRACT NEWEST 2025 WITH ACTUAL QUESTION AND CORRECT
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What it's done and the preparation of an abstract title? - (answer)I'll public records are examined to
identify wills, judicial proceedings and other encumbrances that may affect title
What are the physical characteristics of land? - (answer)Immobility And distractibility uniqueness
Who or what is Pete ( police power) - (answer)Police power eminent domain Escheat
What creates an estate in real property? - (answer)A deed
Failure to pay real estate taxes results in? - (answer)Tax lien & foreclosure
In closing, who provides information for a payoff- title etc? - (answer)Seller
What types of of liens are voluntary liens? - (answer)Mortgage debt
What is an easement by necessity? - (answer)When the owner sells a parcel of land that has no access to
a street or public way except over the sellers remaining land
*created by a court order
What constitutes an encroachment? - (answer)A building, fence or driveway illegally extends beyond the
land of its owner or legal building lines
Accretion - (answer)The increase or addition of land by the deposit of sand or soil washed up naturally
from river, lake or sea
What are some of the 1st steps involved in the contraction process - (answer)Offer and acceptance
ANSWERS(DETAILED ANSWERS)100% GUARANTEED PASS!
Description of land - (answer)Earths surface to center of earth and airspace above land including trees
and water
And joint tenancy who owns upon death? - (answer)Surviving joint tenant
What is considered manufactured housing in Texas? - (answer)Dwellings that are built offsite and
transported to building lot where they are installed and or assembled
What is the difference between a conveyance dred And a deed of trust? - (answer)Conveyance is used
by trustee to convey (return) title back to trustee and deed of trust is used when trustee conveys real
estate (held in trust) To anyone other than the trustor
Abstract of title? - (answer)History of what title found in public records
Upon death how is joint tenancy transferred? - (answer)Automatically transfers equally to surviving joint
tenants
What is the difference between community and separate property? - (answer)Community - everything
acquired during marriage
Separate -everything acquired before marriage or if willed to only one person
A business organization cannot own property under what circumstances? - (answer)Tenancy by entirety
Ownership, shared walls and fractional interest in common areas are characteristics of? -
(answer)Condominiums
, LAW OF CONTRACT NEWEST 2025 WITH ACTUAL QUESTION AND CORRECT
ANSWERS(DETAILED ANSWERS)100% GUARANTEED PASS!
What it's done and the preparation of an abstract title? - (answer)I'll public records are examined to
identify wills, judicial proceedings and other encumbrances that may affect title
What are the physical characteristics of land? - (answer)Immobility And distractibility uniqueness
Who or what is Pete ( police power) - (answer)Police power eminent domain Escheat
What creates an estate in real property? - (answer)A deed
Failure to pay real estate taxes results in? - (answer)Tax lien & foreclosure
In closing, who provides information for a payoff- title etc? - (answer)Seller
What types of of liens are voluntary liens? - (answer)Mortgage debt
What is an easement by necessity? - (answer)When the owner sells a parcel of land that has no access to
a street or public way except over the sellers remaining land
*created by a court order
What constitutes an encroachment? - (answer)A building, fence or driveway illegally extends beyond the
land of its owner or legal building lines
Accretion - (answer)The increase or addition of land by the deposit of sand or soil washed up naturally
from river, lake or sea
What are some of the 1st steps involved in the contraction process - (answer)Offer and acceptance
