Methods of Holding Title

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

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

320 rods equal one:

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

A limited partner is:

Some maps show topographical lines. These lines show:

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

The term "inchoate interest" could refer to:

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

A grant deed that contains no limitations would grant:

Most urban property would have what type of legal description?

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

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:

The four unities of joint tenancy are:

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

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

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

An undivided interest without the right of survivorship constitutes:

Partition action refers to:

Being subject to double taxation describes a(n):

Alienation refers to:

In California, life estates are not created by:

A recorded deed was not acknowledged. The deed:

A joint tenancy:

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

If one joint tenant borrowed on her interest:

Which of the following is an estate of inheritance?

A limited partner may:

Creditors can access your personal assets for the debts of:

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

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

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:

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

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

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

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

S corporations differ from other corporations as to:

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

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

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.

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

An S corporation:

A life estate:

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

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

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

The holder of a life estate cannot:

An S corporation differs from other corporations in that:

Which of the following cannot be owned in fee simple?

Pur autre vie refers to: