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Land Use and Financing

Horizontales
An easement created when land is given or sold, but some rights to use are retained by the grantor. [Hint: By ____]
The owner whose land is burdened by an easement hold the ___ estate
An easement that allows the holder to take an action on the land
An easement created in writing
An easement that forbids an owner from taking an action on their own land
This can occur when a borrower doesn't meet their obligations
The owner whose land benefits from an easement holds the ___ estate
An easement given or sold to the dominant owner [Hint: By ____]
As an interest in land, Easements must satisfy this requirement. [Hint: three words]
Land use agreements have their basis in this type of law.
A type of easement created when someone takes action in reasonable reliance on the belief the easement exists [Hint: By ___]
A type of easement personal to the holder, not the land [Hint: Two words]
Verticales
The right to enter someone else's land to take a resource
Right to use, but not possess, the land of another person
The means through which a lender is guaranteed repayment
A type of foreclosure that requires a judge to approve it
A loan that doesn't go down when making payments on time
When a lender sells a property to satisfy the loan
In a deed of trust sale, this person holds the power of sale until the loan is satisfied
An informal right to use land, subject to revocation at any time
A clause that allows a creditor to ask for payment in full
A type of easement that comes about because one individual uses the land of another in a certain way for a certain amount of time
If a new owner isn't told about an easement, but it is in the public record, they have this type of notice
A type of easement which benefits a specific piece of land
The borrower's duty to pay their loan
An easement that was created when land was split, but was not in writing
A mortgage with artificially low payments and one, very large payment that comes due at a certain point