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There is a lot of them!  \nSo, we compiled a list of the most common real estate exam vocabulary words that you should expect to see on the big test.  \nThese are foundational to learn for the exam and your career. Although, they won't cover EVERYTHING you will see on the exam, studying this list of vocab words will give you basis that will help your real estate knowledge  \ngrow.  \nPOPULAR ARTICLES  \nHow to  \nBecome a  \nProperty Manager in California  \n6 Ways to Make Money with a Real  \nEstate License  \nBecoming a Real Estate  \nAgent: 10 Prosand Cons  \nHow Do  \nProperty Taxes Work in  \n[https://www.carealtytraining.com/blogs/real-estate-vocabulary](https://www.carealtytraining.com/blogs/real-estate-vocabulary) Page 1 of 14  \n48 Real Estate Exam Vocabulary Words You Need to Know 1/4/24, 11 :40 AM  \n10 Common Real Estate Vocabulary Words You Can't Ignore  \nWhat is Real Property?  \nReal property is all things attached to the surface of the land, the ground below, the air above, and all the legal rights to them.  \nIt is used to refer to things that are typically immovable.  \nThis includes the building itself and other appurtenances, such as landscaping, walkways, and other structures.  \nWhat is Personal Property?  \nPersonal property is a real estate vocabulary word that refers to any tangible and moveable objects such as gadgets, furniture, vehicles, machinery, and so on.  \nThis simply means that personal property would be any property that does not qualify as real property.  \nAnother di\"erence between real and personal property is the mode of transfer. A deed is used to transfer real property from an owner to a buyer, while a bill of sale is used to transfer personal property.  \nCalifornia?  \nCan Real Estate  \nAgents Represent Themselves?  \nPOPULAR TAGS  \nHow To  \nMarketing  \nDON'T MISS A POST!  \nFirst Name  \nLast Name  \nEmail Address  \nSubscribe  \nWhat is a Fixture?  \nA fixture is any item that was once personal property but has become real property by way of permanent  \nattachment to real property.  \nExamples of fixtures include kitchen cabinets, ceiling fans, chandeliers, and window treatments.  \nWhat is the Bundle of Rights?  \nThe bundle of rights is a term that describes a collection set of legal rights that is generally vested in an owner of  \nreal property upon purchase and receipt of a title deed.  \nThe bundle of rights consists of five rights. These rights may be held by the titleholder alone or may be shared  \n[https://www.carealtytraining.com/blogs/real-estate-vocabulary](https://www.carealtytraining.com/blogs/real-estate-vocabulary) Page 2 of 14  \nwith other parties.  \nThe Right of Use  \nThe right of use allows a titleholder to use their property in any way that suits them as long as it is not illegal. This could include things like hosting guests, renting out the property, or even making changes to the property.  \nKeep in mind that this right can be somewhat restricted in practice by HOA regulations, and local, state, and federal laws where applicable.  \nThe Right of Possession  \nThe right of possession gives a titleholder the freedom and power to choose who may or may not enter their property.  \nThis right may be limited in the instances of search warrants, easements, or rental properties.  \nThe Right of Transfer  \nThe right of transfer guarantees the right of a titleholder to dispose of a property.  \nThis means they can transfer the ownership of their property to another party by selling it, willing it, or gifting it. Exclusion to this right exists in cases of mortgages and liens.  \nThe Right of Encumberment  \nThe right of encumberment means that the title owner has the right to take out a loan on the home. By building and using the home’s equity, they can finance development projects to raise the home’s value.  \nThe Right of Enjoymen","cbCain9hqb9ubAhZ","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCain9hqb9ubAhZ","pdf",1855931,14,"English","# Real Property and Personal Property\n## Real Property\n## Personal Property\n## Key Differences\n# Fixtures\n# Bundle of Rights\n## Right of Use\n## Right of Possession\n## Right of Transfer\n## Right of Encumberment\n## Right of Enjoyment\n# Commingling and Steering\n# Escrow\n# Acreage","[{\"question\":\"What is real property and what does it include?\",\"answer\":\"Real property refers to items attached to the land and includes the ground below and air above, along with legal rights tied to them. It typically includes the building and appurtenances like landscaping and walkways.\"},{\"question\":\"How does personal property differ from real property?\",\"answer\":\"Personal property covers tangible, moveable objects such as furniture, vehicles, and machinery. 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