Optional payment to show sincerity of an offer.

You need to prove this to adversely possess a co-tenant out of his/her property.

Fees paid by developers to a city for costs stemming from the development's burden on public facilities and infrastructure.

Real estate agents must act in the best interest of their clients and disclose any conflicts of interest. This is also known as...

When you conduct soil and groundwater testing to determine environmental risks.

This rule states that acceptance is effective upon dispatch NOT receipt.

You execute this deed to release an interest in land, e.g., gifting land or a transfer among family members

In some states, a mortgagee can pay back the full balance due on the mortgage and get the property back after a foreclosure sale. This is called....

Western states utilize this system to determine who has the right to use water.

All federal agencies must prepare this for every major federal action significantly affecting the quality of the human environment.

You need to partially refund the option payment and get an official release from option holder to do this.

This deed is used to promise that the grantor did not create any encumbrances to title during his/her ownership.

This is to protect a developer who accepts a frivolous bid from a contractor, and has to go to the next highest bidder.

In a riparian state, if there is insufficient water to satisfy the reasonable needs of all riparians, what must happen?

Determining whether the public can use the surface of a waterway hinges on this factor?

What are the buyer's damage options for seller breach?

Grantor conveys land to A (BFP)
Grantor conveys land to B (BFP)
Grantor conveys land to C (BFP)
B records.
A records.
C records.
Who gets the land in Indiana? In a notice state?

You file this in the land records to give notice of a legal claim, such as a foreclosure, against property.

Why is it easier for a buyer to sue the seller for fraud as opposed to the seller's agent?

This term, the U.S. Supreme Court considered the fate of the potential habitat of this creature under the Endangered Species Act?

What are the seller's damage options for buyer breach?

Why does a buyer need title insurance if the seller executes a general warranty deed?

The proceeds of a foreclosure are distributed first in time, first in right, with the exception of this?

Failing to volunteer information about latent defects to property is considered this?

In most states, the public has the right to use the shoreline of a beach up to this point?