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Study and review of these objectives should enable you to fully prepare for the LPO exam.  \nThe LPO exam is four hours long. There are three sections. In order to pass the LPO exam, you must receive ascore of 75% or higher on each section. The sections are:  \n1. Fifty (50) objective questions which may include multiple choice, true or false, matching or fill-in-the blank types of questions.  \n2. Between one and five essay questions.  \n3. A problem to complete in which the LPO exam applicant will prepare the documents necessary for the proper closing of a real estate transaction. The LPO exam applicant, after studying the problem will select those documents needed, and complete them properly.  \nUpon completion of study, you should be able to:  \n1. Define “property,” “real property,” and “personal property,” and give examples of each definition.  \n2. List the basic rights inherent in a freehold estate.  \n3. Describe the characteristics of each of the following estates in land:  \na. Fee simple absolute  \nb. Fee simple defeasible  \n(1) fee simple determinable  \n(2) subject to a condition subsequent  \nc. Life estate  \n(1) with reversion right  \n(2) with remainder rights  \nd. Future interests  \n4. When given the title of a person or institution holding title to property for the benefit of others, be able to describe the function, duties and powers of:  \na. A personal representative (sometimes known as executor, executrix, administrator or administratrix)  \nb. A trustee  \nc. A guardian  \nd. A receiver  \ne. A custodian  \n1325 4th Avenue | Suite 600 | Seattle, WA 98101-2539  \n800-945-WSBA | 206-727-8326| [lpo@wsba.org |](lpo@wsba.org | www.wsba.org)[ www.wsba.org](lpo@wsba.org | www.wsba.org)  \n5. Illustrate the phrasing used in the grantor clause of a deed for each of the foregoing (see question 4)  \n6. Name the various legal entities that can hold title to real property which are recognized in Washington and be able to illustrate a grantee/grantor clause for each.  \na. Write the format by which a corporation may transfer property.  \nb. Prepare a grantor clause and a signature block for a deed by which a corporation would transfer property.  \n7. Recite the four factors inherent in a joint tenancy ownership of land.  \n8. Prepare a deed that establishes a joint tenancy ownership.  \n9. Describe how a tenancy in common is established in Washington.  \n10. Define and describe the facets of a tenancy in common and be able to give examples.  \n11. Prepare a grantee clause for a deed transferring title to tenants in common.  \n12. State how community and separate property ownership is recognized in preparing deeds, and recite the definitions of “community property” and “separate property.”  \n13. Name the types of partnerships that may hold interests in real property and describe the requirements for each as to authority to execute real property instruments.  \n14. Name the law that provides for condominium development and state how condominium ownership may be held and transferred.  \n15. Name the type of ownership interest that may be held in a cooperative apartment.  \n16. Name and describe the kinds of trusts that may hold land ownership.  \n17. Define an easement and describe:  \na. Dominant estate/benefited estate  \nb. Servient estate/burdened estate  \n18. Name and describe at least seven uses of easements.  \n19. 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