Legal Descriptions, Methods of Acquiring Title, Deeds, Estates, and Methods of Holding Title – Part 2

Quitclaim deeds convey:

A husband alone, without his wife's consent, may:

A deed transfer title at the time of:

By will, a spouse may dispose of:

In taking an offer from a corporate representative, a broker should be sure to check the representative's authority. This would be found most likely in the:

A person having an interest as community property may not:

In accordance with her deceased husband's will, Roberta can collect the rents from an apartment house for her life-time, after which the apartment house goes to their church. Roberta has a:

The most important requirement of adverse possession is:

The person making an acknowledgment on a deed would be:

Alicia deeds a property to Bud. The deed is never recorded. How can Bud transfer title back to Alicia?

A valid deed requires:

Property can not be held in joint tenancy by:

A brother and sister hold land as joint tenants. The sister conveys one-half of her interest to her husband.

A sells a property to B that A does not own. A later acquires title to the property. Who has title?

A recorded deed:

Which of the following cannot be a "less than freehold" estate?

Which of the following does not have to be recorded to have effect?

Joint tenancy:

It is normally best to have:

After buying property and receiving a recorded deed, the buyer and the seller decide to rescind the deal. The buyer should:

A gift deed may be voided by:

Stan gives a life estate to Carter. Stan's retained interest is:

Country Records show that Dave owns a property. Bill deeds that property to Carl. Bill's deed is considered:

Conrad gives a deed to Fiona with the following instructions: Fiona should return the deed on demand, but if Conrad dies, the Fiona should give the deed to Conrad's son. The problem is one of:

To be  recorded, a deed must have:

Under a tenancy in common

A man dies testate, leaving a wife and one child. His estate is distributed:

As to an acknowledgment to a deed, which of the following is true?

Which of the following is not a requirement of a formal will?

The only one of four unities required for joint tenancy that is also required for tenancy in common is:

Elaine acquires property by accession. Most likely she got the property by:

A country recorder must keep:

An exception in the grant deed:

Alfonso and Boyd, both single men, inherit a farm as joint tenants. They each later marry. Alfonso dies without a will, leaving a wife and three children. What happens to his interest?

Tom leases to John for 20 years. Two years later Tom dies. John discovers that Tom had a life estate.

Chang and Jerome, both signle men, wish to take title together with undivided equal interests without the right of survivorship. The granting clause in the deed would read:

A property in probate is appraised at $96,000. At auction the highest bid is $90,000. For the court to consider any other offer, it would have to be at least:

A valid deed must have certain requirements, but it need not:

Mabel and Edgar have three children. They have $100,000 in community property. Edgar dies intestate (without a will). Each of the children receives:

The W 1/2 of the SE 1/4 of the SW 1/4 of the NW 1/4 of a section contains:

Ramon sells property to Kate, with the provision in the deed that if the property were ever used as a tavern, it would revert to Ramon. This would be best described as a:

A disadvantage of joint tenancy is that:

A deed is recored and indexed:

Which of the following is true regarding an estate in real estate?

Which of the following pairs of terms do not match?

When the word "fee" is used in connection with real estate, it means:

A corporation seal on a deed:

A reservation in a deed:

A husband and wife own Greenacres as community property. The husband dies, leaving a will specifying that all his interest goes to his son. How would title be held?

A brother and sister would never hold property as: