Adverse Possession by Tacking | Real Estate Exam
Вставка
- Опубліковано 12 січ 2022
- Adverse Possession by Tacking is a real estate vocabulary term and concept you must know for the real estate exam. Adverse Possession by Tacking is commonly referred to as Adverse Possession by Contract. In this real estate exam prep videos, Paul Vojchehoske will explain what Adverse Possession by Tacking is and how it differs from Adverse Possession. Other key real estate exam terms discussed are:
Adverse Possession -
Adverse Possession by Tacking -
Adverse Possession by Contract -
Color of Title -
Quiet Title Action -
Adverse Possessor -
** ONLINE STUDY COURSES **
💕 100's of Real Estate Practice Exam Questions
therealestateclassroom.thinki...
** HOW TO STUDY FOR YOUR REAL ESTATE EXAM **
⚡️💻 Study the materials in your pre-licensing courses
⚡️💻 Study the National & State Portions equally
⚡️💻 Watch our #RealEstateExam Study Videos EVERYDAY until you pass your real estate exam!
⚡️💻 Watch 2-3 #RealEstateMath Videos EVERYDAY until you pass your real estate exam!
⚡️💻 NEVER give up! If you fail the exam… try and try again. You Got This!!
** JOIN US ON SOCIAL MEDIA **
✅UA-cam - Subscribe for more FREE tips on how to do UA-cam better:
ua-cam.com/users/therealestate...
✅ Facebook - (The Real Estate Classroom): / therealestateclassroom
✅ Facebook - (Your Instructor) You can find Paul Vojchehoske hanging out most days on Facebook!
/ askpaulv
✅ Website: www.therealestateclassroom.com
** MORE RESOURCES TO HELP YOU STUDY **
➡️ Real Estate Vocabulary Study Videos:
• Real Estate Vocabulary...
➡️ Real Estate Math
• Real Estate Math Video...
New real estate exam prep videos uploaded weekly to help students pass their Real Estate Exam. Feel free to leave a comment, suggestion, or questions asked in the comment section.
This description may contain affiliate links to products we enjoy using ourselves. Should you choose to use these links, this channel may earn affiliate commissions at no additional cost to you. We appreciate your support!
Cheers, Paul Vojchehoske
Email me: info@therealestateclassroom.com
#therealestateclassroom #realestateexam #realestatevocabulary
P.S. Nothing in this video shall be construed as legal or financial advice and is for INFORMATIONAL purposes only! Please consult with a competent attorney, financial advisor, and your broker before implementing anything you’ve learned from this video. Likewise, the issues discussed herein may not be applicable in your state or local jurisdiction.
P.S.S. Getting a real estate license and becoming a real estate agent is one of the few ways to have access to unlimited income potential. To pass your real estate exam, it requires an enormous amount of study. The real estate classroom's mission is to help you pass your real estate exam the first time! Our video playlists include real estate topics such as: real estate contracts, real estate vocabulary, real estate math, and tips to pass the real estate exam. Put in the time to study and you will pass your real estate exam.
Pass your exam the first time... 💕 100's of Real Estate Practice Exam Questions
therealestateclassroom.thinkific.com/
Passed the RE exam the first time. Your videos have been extremely helpful. I just share the link with others. Thank you very much.
CONGRATULATIONS that is so awesome!!! I am so happy for you and I am glad we were part of your study routine. I wish you all the best in your new venture. It can be difficult to get momentum going at first but don't give up and don't get discourgaed. Once things start going...skies the limit!!! Stay focused... great things are about to happen! And thank you for sharing!
😁
Thank you for all your valuable videos. Just I passed my real estate exam
That is AWESOME! Congrats on passing your exam! Best of luck in your new venture. Drop me an email paul@randallschool.com and I'll email you a bookkeeping spreaadsheet for free designed to help agent organize their income and expenses....
So you're saying if that "Joe" sells his house with a buried downspout that runs off his property to a stream on adjacent, undeveloped land to "Sue." "Joe's" downspout has been there for 8 years when Sue buys Joe's house. In Joe's state the statute of limitations in 10 years. So two years after Mary buys Joe's house, she then can file Quiet Title to take over the title of adjacent land where Joe's downspout crosses into even if that land is now owned by a land owner who has developed it. Is that right?
Think about how hard it would be for Harry to prove Tom and Sally fulfilled all the required elements of adverse possession?
There is always what's possible on paper, and then there's reality 😉
What decent does your last name derive from? Curious, my maiden last name used to be Chapiesky.
I had a question that said a grandmothers kids were telling her to sell her home even though she didn't want to and I wasn't sure if it was undue influence or duress, both seem applicable
I would need the question and the 4 potential answers to accurately be able to answer it...
Hi Paul. I'm also in NE. How many questions are on the NE exam & how much time will I get. I looked at the NE RE Commission site but I didn't see that information. I've seen conflicting info when I Google it.
I am :o)
Here is a link to the PSI real estate test booklet for Nebraska.... outlines everything... candidate.psiexams.com/bulletin/display_bulletin.jsp?ro=yes&actionname=83&bulletinid=864&bulletinurl=.pdf
So when it hits that 10 year mark, is it for TOM or HARRY to file for quiet title action?
You said it's HARRY, but on the screen, you typed TOM. Just want to be sure.
@@haola3222 Harry would file quiet tite action
Sounds hard to prove
Extremely!