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Identify the origins of real estate law. (I)
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Describe what is included in the term "real property." (II)
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Use legal descriptions of real property. (III)
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Describe property interests. (IV)
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Identify various types of deeds and describe the legal requirements of
a valid deed. (V)
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Compare and contrast actual notice with constructive notice. (VI)
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Describe the legal requirements of a contract for the sale of real
estate. (VII)
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Explain the various ways in which property can be held and describe
trhe rights of co-owners. (VIII)
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Describe the various forms of real estate encumbrances. (IX)
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Describe security interests in real property. (X)
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Explain private controls on real estate. (XI)
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Explain public controls on real estate. (XII)
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Analyze the legal implications of the landlord-tenant relationship.
(XIII)
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Describe the tax consequences of owning real property. (XIV)
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Describe the duties, powers, and liabilities of a real estate broker.
(XV)
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Identify the legal issues presented for attorneys and paralegals in
real estate law. (VII, VIII, XIII, XV)
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