Học Thi Real Estate License ở California: Legal Descriptions, Methods of Acquiring Title, Deeds, Estates, and Methods of Holding Title (Part 3)

1. 

A grant deed that contains no limitations would grant:

2. 

Which of the following does not describe a fee simple interest?



3. 

In California, life estates are not created by:



4. 

A limited partner may:



5. 

The owner of a paramount legal title alienated property but retained a future right based on an contingency. What did she vonvey?



6. 

A user with only three years adverse use was able to obtain title by adverse possession because:



7. 

Creditors can access your personal assets for the debts of:



8. 

An S corporation differs from other corporations in that:

9. 

Most urban property would have what type of legal description?

10. 

A recorded deed was not acknowledged. The deed:

11. 

A property was sold by an executor but no other bids were allowed. The reason for not allowing open bidding in court was:



12. 

A husband and wife owned property together that could not be transferred by will. They owned the property:

13. 

As to a fee estate, which of the following is false?



14. 

Alienation refers to:

15. 

320 rods equal one:

16. 

An elderly husband and wife (no children) with total savings of $25,000 are buying a $150,000 home through a real estate office. They ask the broker how they should take title. The broker should tell them.



17. 

A deed used the word "sans," which means:



18. 

Being subject to double taxation describes a(n):

19. 

A purchased property from B. He did not get title since B had previously sold the property to C who had recorded the deed. The effect of the prior recording was:

20. 

Partition action refers to:



21. 

The term "inchoate interest" could refer to:



22. 

S corporations differ from other corporations as to:



23. 

A deed in California is made out to a husband and wife but does not specify how title is to be take. Title would be:

24. 

A limited partner is:



25. 

A deed that would convey after-acquired property would be a:

26. 

Normally in California, a buyer wants a(n):

27. 

Some maps show topographical lines. These lines show:



28. 

A husband cannot legally object if his wife does which of the following without his consent?



29. 

A married man owns a lot by himself as his separate property. He most likely owns the lot:

30. 

Jones has a life estate in a farm, and Smith desires an easement over a private road crossing the farm. As to the easement:



31. 

Which of the following is an estate of inheritance?



32. 

A joint tenancy:



33. 

All the stock of the XYZ corporation was owned by 14 family members who together ran the Corporation. XYZ would be regarded as a:



34. 

Which of the following groupings gives the greatest and most complete interest in real estate?



35. 

If one joint tenant borrowed on her interest:



36. 

An undivided interest without the right of survivorship constitutes:

37. 

A life estate:



38. 

The four unities of joint tenancy are:

39. 

A corporation buys property and takes title in the corporate name. They would hold title:



40. 

Which of the following would be constructive notice of an interest in a property?

41. 

A grantor conveys less than  her fee estate. The interest she retains would  be a(n):



42. 

A proper legal description is least likely to be obtained from a:



43. 

Property is held by X and Y as domestic partners. X dies without a will.  Who gets X's property interest?



44. 

Three buyers take title to a property as joint tenants. There would be:

45. 

An S corporation:

46. 

John gives property to Paul for the life of Albert. Paul dies. What happens?



47. 

Which of the following cannot be owned in fee simple?



48. 

The holder of a life estate cannot:



49. 

Every investor in a business is able to escape personal liability. What form is the business?



50. 

Pur autre vie refers to:



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