Property owners may keep, sell, or lease their rights. Which of the following do those rights include?

Kyle owns six acres of land with 400 feet of river frontage. He wants to build a beach along the river bank to make it easier to swim in the river. He can do this because as the owner of river frontage, he has ________ rights.

Which of the following is true about air rights?

Which of the following refers to rights that come with the land?

Hal and Sara own a 212-acre farm. Their property is landlocked, but they have permitted water rights to use the stream located six miles away for irrigation purposes. What kind of water rights do they hold?

Non-lawful possession after the expiration of a lease is called ______.

Jess has permission to live on his father's property as long as Jess' grandmother is alive. This is an example of which type of life estate?

If a buyer purchases a property as an estate in severalty, how many co-owners might be involved?

Which of the following is a life estate in property held by a widow?

Which form of real property ownership requires five unities to create and gives owners the right of survivorship, but doesn’t allow owners the right to sell the fractional interest owned?

Once Greg and Caitlin were married, they decided to purchase a home together. Since it was a shotgun wedding after a weekend in Vegas, they made sure that their ownership included the right of survivorship as well as protection from the other spouse attempting to sell the house from under them. Though not recognized in all states, the most likely form of co-ownership under which they would make this purchase is ______.

Rhonda and Oliver bought an old schoolhouse with the hope of transforming it into a residence. They owned the property as joint tenants. After Oliver died, how did Rhonda own the building?

Which form of ownership gives the owner full control over the entire property, and doesn’t share the property with co-owners?

Mark has been openly using a property without the owner’s permission for the last 30 years. What else must he do to meet the adverse possession requirements?

In which form of co-ownership is a person's ownership inheritable?

Which of these is the best example of an estate from period to period?

Sam and Bridget are cousins who jointly own property. They are both named on the deed, they received title at the same time, they have the right of survivorship, and they each have equal interest and undivided rights of possession. What type of ownership do they have?

Which of the following is an example of a fee simple freehold estate?

In which form of co-ownership is a person's ownership inheritable?

If the Bakers allow their neighbors, the Crandalls, an easement or right of way through their owned field, the Bakers are the _________ tenement in this example.

A fence that's placed two feet onto a neighbor’s property line meets the legal definition of _______.

A property has just been foreclosed on. Which of the following describes the rules regarding lien priority?

Will was sued for damages related to a car accident in which he was involved last year. As part of the proceedings, the court placed a lien against his primary residence. What type of lien is this?

Which of the following is an easement?

An easement dictates that property owner A gives the right to property owner B to use a portion of the property. Which term describes property A?

Kurt bought a vacant lot in a development that was 85% completed. When he started working with the builder to lay out where the house and driveway would be, they found he would need an easement because his driveway would spill over onto the adjacent lot by a few feet. Kurt owns the _______ estate or tenement.

Your client, Darnell, is interested in buying a rental property that has current tenants. He plans to rent the property to friends the month after he buys it. Which of the following statements is true and could affect Darnell’s decision to buy the property?

Eric didn’t have direct access to the small lake in his subdivision; he had an easement arranged with his neighbor. Ten months ago, the developer built a public access road to the lake, so Eric stopped using the easement. What type of easement termination is this?

What is it called when one party has the right to use land owned by another party for a special purpose?

Brent and Kathy recently bought a property in a gated community. While doing some landscaping they noticed that their neighbor’s shed seems to be over the lot line and on their property. What should they consult to determine if the shed is an encroachment?

Elaine owns a home on a flag lot behind James. Her easement for a common driveway runs through James's property. What kind of ownership rights does Elaine have of the driveway that runs through James’s property?

What type of lien funds public property improvements?

Which type of easement is acquired through years of use, with one person acquiring the permanent right to use another’s property by doing so for an extended period of time?

Tina has fee simple ownership of her timeshare unit. Which of these is NOT an example of the type of ownership she may have?

What type of timeshare involves a buyer agreeing to pay a one-time purchase price and an annual maintenance fee, and in return selecting an accommodation time and having the right to use the unit for a specified number of years?

If a buyer purchases real property that includes the unit in a building, all of the space in the unit, and shared ownership of the common areas in the building, what type of real estate did the buyer purchase?

Brandon has a right-to-use timeshare. What can he NOT do with this type of timeshare?

Vicky and Lee vacation in Cancun, Mexico every year. They purchased the right to stay in a beach condo for the first two weeks in May, and their agreement continues for the next 10 years. They don’t actually own the unit. What did they purchase?

Sheila owns a timeshare that gives her ownership of the property for a certain number of weeks per year in perpetuity. What type of timeshare is this?