Title theory, lien theory, and intermediate theory describe the legal interests created by a mortgage or similar security instrument. They help explain who holds title while a loan is outstanding. The governing state law and the particular instrument matter; the …
Let’s talk about the Dominant and Servient Estate which have to do with easements. Understanding the difference between both estates is vital for the real estate exam. For those of you who don’t know what an easement is – an …
Ever wonder what it would be like to represent a buyer and a seller in a transaction? Well, dual agency is just that. Dual agency is when one real estate agent represents both the buyer and seller in a transaction. …
Someone asked me recently what are some non-traditional real estate careers. So, I figured I’d compose a list of 15 different, non-traditional career paths in real estate. Hopefully, by reading this list, you’ll discover some things you can do in …
In general, air rights are pretty important when it comes to real estate and are vital to understand for the real estate exam. Today we break them down and highlight what’s most important for the exam. What are Air Rights? …
Property management is a growing field, and many people are looking for ways they can be a part of it. To become a property manager, most states require a real estate license as well as a high school diploma. As …