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Latest video published 9/3/2019
- Real Estate Fixtures vs. Trade Fixtures
Which property improvements revert back to the landlord on expiration of a lease?
- Are they a customer under Regulation P?
This video reviews the Privacy of Consumer Financial Information, including the rules controlling the sharing of a mortgage applicant's or borrower's sensitive personal information.
- Other Rules for Terminating a Tenancy
Additional restrictions and practices when terminating a tenancy in a rent control community or industrial property; 60-day notice to terminate a tenancy-at-will in a mobile home park; 90-day notice to terminate the tenancy of a foreclosed property
- The Holdover Tenancy
The holdover tenant’s retention of a premise without any contractual right to do so; Tenancy-at-sufferance; Use of the holdover rent provision; Deduction of holdover rent from a security deposit
- The Fixed-Term Tenancy
Requirements of a lease agreement; Termination of a fixed-term tenancy; Advantages and disadvantages of a fixed-term tenancy
- Ownership of Oil and Gas
Covers: Oil and gas are transitory and fleeting in nature; Oil and gas are personal property when removed; An owner’s exclusive right to drill on their premises.
- Land: The First Component of Real Estate
Oil, rocks, solid materials of the earth and reasonable airspace above the earth; Materials are considered land while they are undisturbed, personal property when severed from the earth; Profit a prendre – the right to remove minerals from another’s real estate.
- Real Estate Components
Covers: The physical components of real estate – the raw land, anything affixed to the land, anything appurtenant to the land, and anything which cannot be removed from the land by law.
- Physical and Legal Aspects of Real Estate
Covers: Real property as a bundle of rights; The right to possess and use property; Real estate versus personal property; Real estate is immovable, personal property is movable.
- Investigating the Existence of a Hazard
Seller’s agent’s use of a natural hazard expert to prepare the Natural Hazard Disclosure (NHD) statement