Cal Real estate

Is an amount paid, usually as a percentage of the selling price, to a broker for services.

Defined as the rights and interests that a person has in the thing owned.

Real Property, Personal Property

Immovable- 1.Land 2. Anything permanently attached or affixed to the land 3. Anything incidental or appurtenant to the land 4. Immovable by law

Movable- Chattel Real

Possession, Enjoyment, Control, Disposition

Is the right to use of the airspace abouve the surface of the earth. Reasonable space above a parcel; or in condominium, the cubic area of a space within the walls.

Are the Rights to unmined minerals (solids), such as gold, silver, and borax, that are part of the real property, but can be removed.

Is the right of a landowner to the reasonable use of moving, free flowing water on, under, and adjacent to his/her land (like a river or stream within the watershed), provided that its use does not infringe on the rights of any neighboring landowners

Is the right of a landowner to the reasonable usage of a nonflowing body of water (with a shoreline) abutting his/her land.

Is the private taking and use of water flowing on the public domian from its natural course.

refers to underground water not found in a defined channel (natural water course).

(taking) by the the state

Refers to water that is suitable for human consumption.

Prohibit the diversion of runoff from rain unless confined to a channel (river or stream )to the property of another.

Anything attached to the land such as building, fences, walls, walks and shrubs.

allow the use of someone else's land, such as a driveway to enter your land, also go with the land being sold if it is the only way to access the land.

minerals, oil, and gas, when extracted, are also considered personal property. movable objects

Are planted growing crops that are cultivated annually by a tenant farmer on leased land. Crop still belongs to tennent after lease

states that the goods have been paid for and that no outstanding loans exist on the personal property.

Are items of personal property that are attached to, or incorporated into, the land in such a manner as to become real property.

• Method of attachement
• Adaptability
• Relationship of the Parties
• Intention
• Agreement

If removal of an item would leave permanent damage or an unusable area, it is surely real property.

Ordinary use in connection with the land.

Depends on contract on mentioned items, however there are no set rules.

If you plan to remove an item of personal property, you may not permanentaly attach it to the land.

Listing items that are for sale.- Listing items that you want with purchasing the property.

Are personal property use in the normal course of business, such as shelving of refrigeration units. Tennets removing fixtures he/she installed.

• A. Metes and Bounds (Surveyor's Maps- Irregular Parcels)
• B. Sections and Townships (U.S. Government Survey-Rural)
• C. Lots, blocks, and Tracts (Recorded Subdivision-Cities)

The method of identifying property by its boundaries, distances, and angles from a given starting point.

• 1. Humboldt Base Line and Meridian in Nor Cal;
• 2. Mt. Diablo Base Line and Merdian in Cen Cal; and
• 3. San bernardino Base Line and Meridian in So Cal

Horizontal line that runs ease and west from any one of three starting pints in Ca. Marked in 6 mile increment, each increment is called a range.

Vertical lines that run north and south from any one of the three startin points in Ca. Marked in 6 mile increments, increments are called a township or tier.

A column of land six miles wide, determined by a government survey, running in a north-south direction, lying east or west of a principal meridian.

A structure of two or more units where the interior airspace of each unit is individually owned; the balance of land and improvements is owned in common by all owners.

In the survey of public lands, a territorial subdivision six miles long, six miles wide and containing 36 sections, each one square mile