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Real Property and Land Use Control
land or anything permanently affixed thereto versus fixtures (not real property)
Includes the land (plant & vegetation), airspace (under 400 ft) & subsurface (mineral, oil & natural gas)
Ownership Types: Life Estate
for life of personal only; can’t commit waste
Ownership Types: Tenancy in Common
all share right in whole; doesn’t have to equal
Ownership Types: Joint Tenancy with Right of Survivorship
at death - passes to survivor
Community Property
not recognized in Ohio, but generally property that is acquired during the course of a marriage will be equally divided between the spouses in the event of a divorce
Leasehold Estates
temporary right to possess property
Leasehold Estates: Fixed Term
specified time period
Leasehold Estates: Periodic Term
certain intervals; automatically renews unless terminated
under common law, must give one ‘period’s’ notice to terminate the lease.
Non-possessory Rights Easements
granted limited use of property (utilities, driveway for landlocked property) usually not transferrable
2 Ways to create Easements
express: created in deed or will
Implied - circumstances
2 Types of Easements
Appurtenant (adjacent property)
In Gross (non-adjacent property)
Non-possessory Rights Profits
right to enter property for the purpose of removing resources
Two types of profits
appurtenant
in gross
License
revocable right to enter another’s property (ticket to event)
Transfer of Real Property
must be in writing (statute of frauds)
Warranty
Habitability - must disclose known hidden defects
Stigmatized property - suicide, murder, ghosts
Warranty Deeds
providing good title to buyers
Quitclaim Deed
only providing what you have; no warranty
Adverse Possession
obtain title without deed
Requirements for adverse possession
open and notorious, actual possession, continuous, hostile, and adverse
eminent domain
government can take property with fair payment but only if for public use
limitation of property rights: zoning laws
usage (commercial, residential, industrial, conservation, nuisance, environmental, taxes
Zoning Laws Variances
exceptions to zoning laws
Zoning Laws Special Permits
office in residential area
Zoning Laws Restrictive Covenants
private restriction on use of land (use, home color, pets, fences)