Introduction To Real Estate

The right to take adjacent nonflowing water is called:

The Constitution requires just compensation be given when property is taken by the government from a private individual. The right is set forth in the:

a mobile home on wheels would be considered:

Real estate law is created by:

Floodwater accumulating in depressions is known as:

The following is not appurtenant to real estate:

Which of the following is considered personal property?

The most important test of a fixture is:

As to real and personal property, which of the following is false?

Which of the following is a true statement?

The system where the title was registered with a registrar is called the:

Property is:

Emblements are:

The contemporary view of property ownership is ownership of:

Which of the following would run with the land?

a lease would be a:

The doctrine of constructive severance applies to:

You acquire property by accession. Most likely you get the property by:

Which of the following would be personal property?

A landowner obtains the right to take water from another property by:

Which of the following would be regarded as real property?

community property laws:

Riparian rights are best described as:

Land is added to a waterfront lot when a lake recedes because of:

The real estate law comes from:

An owner's right to place a noncommercial sign on her property is protected by the:

All of these are real property except:

After his or her lease has expired, a former tenant may enter the property and remove:

Real property would not include a(n):

How much of the land in California is government-owned?

Bundle of rights refers to:

The right of the reasonable use of water flowing on, under, or adjacent to a property is called a:

All item of personal property may be called a :

Crops produced by labor are known as:

How would you describe a government patent?

To dam or divert water, a landowner must have the approval of:

The opposite of avulsion is:

When a river or lake permanently recedes, the land created belongs to the owner of the bank by:

A problem with personal property that makes ownership rights difficult to ascertain can occur because personal property can:

Which of the following is misspelled?

Cropland is sold with no provision for the growing crops. Who has the greatest rights to the crops?

A landowner can legally protect his or her property against flood damage by:

Emblements refer to:

A nonriparian rights owner may get the right to use surplus water from a lake by:

To determine if the property is real or personal, consider as a test:

A deed was accidentally destroyed. The owner was fully protected as to his or her property rights because the deed was:

Appurtenances are things going with the land. Which of the following are not appurtenances?

Most of California real estate law originally comes from:

Our Fair Housing laws have their basis in the:

To check what riparian rights he or she has in a property, a landowner should check:

According to the classical definition of ownership of land:

Not law but having the force and effect of law describes:

In an area with many abandoned mines, a developer would be primarily concerned with:

The right to use, exclude, encumber, sell, or lease refers to:

Potable refers to: