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WorksheetsReal Estate 7
Total questions: 76
Worksheet time: 38mins
A lien is a claim or charge against property to enforce payment of money.
True
False
The party holding the lien is called the
Lienor
Lienee
Tenant
Tenantee
The part who has property encumbered by the lien is called the
Lienor
Lienee
Trustee
Trustor
Liens can be classified by how they affect property
Specific
General
Voluntary
Involuntary
A general lien is a claim against
Just the improvements on the home
All of a person's property, both real and personal
Only real property
Only personal property
A specific lien is a claim against a specific property, both real or personal
True
False
Liens made with the owner's consent
specific lien
voluntary liens
involuntary liens
general liens
Created by law and do not require the owner's consent
specific liens
general liens
involuntary liens
statutory liens
Involuntary liens can be further classified as
compensation liens
statutory liens
required liens
equitable liens
Involuntary statutory liens are
created by state laws
are created by the court
are created by federal court
are created by the establishment
Liens can be created by
Contractual (by agreement of the parties)
Legal Rights (by court court agreements)
Statutory (by law)
Equitable (by the courts to ensure fairness and justice)
Outstanding real estate, including special assessments, take priority over all other liens.
True
False
The holder of a mortgage on a tract of land may subordinate it to a construction mortgage for a building on the land because it will enhance the value of the property.
True
False
List two ways that liens can be classified
specific or general
voluntary or involuntary
statutory or equity
ad valorem or special assessment
The party who holds the lien right is called the lienor.
True
False
Specific liens can be used to affect all the property of the debtor.
True
False
Voluntary liens are created by law (statute).
True
False
Mechanics' liens take priority over all other liens.
True
False
List 3 ways that liens can be created.
Statutory (by law)
Subordinate (by agreement)
Contractual (by agreement)
Equity (fair & just)
A charge against property for a debt or obligation of the property owner
Involuntary lien
Specific lien
Lien
General lien
Subordination agreement
A lien that applies to all of a person's property
Involuntary lien
Specific lien
Lien
General lien
Subordination agreement
Created by law, either by statute or by the court
Involuntary lien
Specific lien
Lien
General lien
Subordination agreement
A lien that applies to a specific property
Involuntary lien
Specific lien
Lien
General lien
Subordination agreement
A written agreement between lienholders to change priority of their liens
Involuntary lien
Specific lien
Lien
General lien
Subordination agreement
Real estate tax liens are __, involuntary liens created by statute.
general
court ordered
specific
warranted
Two types of real estate taxes
ad valorem
involuntary
special assessments
reformed
Ad valorem (general) real estate tax raises money for the operation of
for casinos and the like
hospitals
various local government agencies
for educational institutions
Ad Valorem (general) is based on the assessed value of the property being taxed.
True
False
The ad valorem is based on the ___ of the property being taxed.
occupancy limits
court requirement
assessed value
If the real estate taxes on a property have not been paid for the length of time specified in the law, the government can exercise its lien right and have the property sold at a ___ to satisfy the outstanding taxes.
auction
tax sale
property sale
The owner of the tax delinquent property is usually given certain rights to retrieve the property called
redemption rights
reversion rights
take backs
When can you get your property back?
Before the tax sale by paying back taxes, penalties, and court costs
After the tax sale by paying expenses (back taxes, penalties, and court costs
It is sold for good.
After going to court
Special assessments is a tax levied on ____ to pay for local improvements.
specific parcels of real estate
educational institutions
government property
Special Assessments: the property owners are required to pay for the public improvements because
it is court ordered
it is a benefit to the community
their property will benefit
Sidewalk improvements, repaving of streets, new curbs, and installation of streetlights can be considered
public improvements
personal property improvements
community projects
enhancements for the public
Special real estate tax for improvements that benefit the property redemption rights
Special assessment
Assessment
Ad valorem tax
Mill
The borrower's right to redeem the property after the foreclosure sale
Equitable
Equalizer
Statutory redemption rights
Special assessment
A real estate tax based on the value of the property
Mill
Ad valorem tax
Assessment
Special assessment
A value put on real estate as a basis to calculate the amount of tax
Statutory redemption rights
Special assessment
Assessment
Ad valorem tax
The borrower's right to redeem the property before a foreclosure sale
Equitable
Equalizer
Statutory redemption rights
Special assessment
Used to adjust property assessments so that they are equitable throughout a state
Equitable
Equalizer
Statutory redemption rights
Special assessment
An amount equal to one-tenth of a cent
Mill
Ad valorem tax
Assessment
Special assessment
List the 2 types of real estate tax liens.
Ad valorem (general)
Special assessment
Adverse lien
Petition and approval liens
In most states, the winner at a tax sale receives a tax deed to the property.
True
False
In most states, the winner at a tax sales receives a
certificate
deed
deed of trust
will and testament
Property owners can redeem their property after the tax sale by exercising their statutory redemption rights.
True
False
When a lender makes a loan using real estate as security, the property owners signs a mortgage document that creates a lien against
the content of the residence
the property
the city/state
the vehicle
A mortgage lien is a
Specific lien
General lien
Voluntary lien
Involuntary lien
A mechanic is someone who provides materials or services for the real estate.
True
False
What law protects people who provide materials or services for a real estate?
a mechanic's lien
a judgement lien
an income tax lien
a municipal utilities lien
A mechanic's lien is a
specific lien
general lien
voluntary lien
involuntary lien
When a judgment is recorded, it creates a lien on ___ property of the defendant.
personal
real
personal and real
Judgments are
specific liens
general liens
voluntary liens
involuntary liens
Instructing the sheriff to seize and sell the debtor's property.
Writ of Execution
Satisfaction of judgment
Writ of attachment
Should be recorded to clear the judgment lien when the property is sold to satisfy the debt
Satisfaction of judgment
Writ of execution
Writ of attachment
Retainment of custody of the property until the suit is over
Writ of attachment
Money judgments
Writ of execution
Satisfaction of judgment
Income tax liens are classified as ___ liens.
general
specific
involuntary
voluntary
A federal tax lien is effective for
10 years
5 years
12 years
20 years
Income tax liens are classified as ___ liens.
general
specific
voluntary
involuntary
Liens against a deceased person's estate are classified as ___ liens.
general
specific
voluntary
involuntary
A local ___ may place a lien on property to satisfy unpaid utility bills.
consumer
company
municipality
government agency
A municipal utility lien is classified as a ____ lien.
specific
general
involuntary
voluntary
A mechanic's lien does not apply in a situation where the owner has paid the general contractor for the work but the general contractor has not paid the subcontractors and suppliers.
True
False
To clear a judgment lien, the debtor should obtain a satisfaction of judgment.
True
False
Liens against a deceased person's estate are superior to the rights of the estate's heirs.
True
False
List the involuntary liens.
judgment
real estate tax
mechanic's lien
mortgage
List the specific liens.
mortgage
judgment
real estate tax
mechanic's lien
Decree issued by the court at the conclusion of a lawsuit.
Judgment
Lis pendens
Mechanic's lien
Notice in the public records of a pending lawsuit.
Judgment
Lis pendens
Mechanic's lien
A lien that protects the suppliers of goods and services to the real estate.
Judgment
Lis pendens
Mechanic's lien
An equitable servitude is created by an instrument complying with the Statute of Frauds, stating that the use of the land is restricted, and giving notice of the restriction to
the court system
the purchaser of the land
the owner
the loan officer
Survey showing the locations, sizes, and shapes of the buildings on a lot.
Location Survey
Spot Survey
Land Survey
Assurance Survey
Statutes of Limitations for Judgments and tax liens for State is
12 years
20 years
10 years
Indefinite
Statutes of Limitations for Judgments and tax liens for the United States is
12 years
20 years
10 years
Indefinite
Statutes of Limitations for Judgments and tax liens for federal is
12 years
20 years
10 years
indefinite
Statutes of Limitations for Judgments and tax liens for State of Maryland Judgments
12 years
10 years
20 years
Indefinite
