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Which of the following is a physical characteristic of land?
Non-homogenous
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Which of the following is an economic characteristic of land?
Investment permanence
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The best definition of real estate would include: the land, the improvements of
and to the land, and all ______?
Appurtenances
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Barbecue grills, lawn mowers and tractors are examples of:
Chattel
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,Fixtures are ____; and trade fixtures are:
Real property; Personal property
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Annually harvested crops are known as:
Emblements
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The property description method utilizing length measurement, compass direction
and markers are called:
Metes and bounds
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The property description method using lot numbers, block numbers, and
subdivision names is called:
recorded Plat
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The amount of space between the lot line and the building line is the:
setback
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The four government rights in real property are:
eminent domain, taxation, escheat, police power
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Which of the following is NOT and example of a freehold estate?
estate for years
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When property is conveyed back to the original grantor of the same property, that
person receives a:
reversionary estate
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When a life tenant is granted a life estate for as long as his mother is alive, what
type of life estate has been conveyed?
pur autre vie
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, In Georgia, there are only three ways in which property ownership may be held;
they are:
tenancy in common, severalty, joint tenancy
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Which of the following can occur under a life estate?
sold, leased, mortgaged
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what is the one characteristic shared by both tenancy in common and joint
tenancy?
possession
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When a tenant in common dies; what happens to his interest in the property?
it goes to his heirs
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If a joint tenant sells his one-quarter interested to someone outside the joint
tenancy, the person who buys the interest enters the deal as a:
tenant in common