This informed and convenient study guide provides students of law with basic principles and issues of the law surrounding land transactions and finance. Each law is succinctly stated, with expert analysis of citations, points of law, rules, and exceptions. For detailed study of a point of law, citations to major student texts are provided. Discusses: sale of land contracts, conveyances and titles, real estate finance, mortgage substitutes, rights and duties prior to foreclosure, transfer by the mortgagor/mortgagee, mortgage debt, foreclosure, priority problems, governmental involvement in the mortgage market, alternative mortgage loan instruments, condominiums, and cooperatives.
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Teaches property and real estate finance law at the J. Reuben Clark School of Law, Brigham Young University. He received his LL.B from Duke University School of Law and his B.E.S. from Brigham Young University.
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1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
happy student,
This review is from: Land Transactions and Finance (Black Letter Outlines) (Paperback)
this book has been a great review for my real property II class and i would recommend it, especially for students who are as confused by property law as i am!
2 of 3 people found the following review helpful:
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Annoying mistakes cause needless confusion,
This review is from: Land Transactions and Finance (Black Letter Outlines) (Paperback)
Most people will purchase a book like this as an outline-style helper to supplement their casebook in law school (I'm assuming). Substance-wise, the book does the job pretty well and lays all the concepts out with helpful examples. However, its inexcusable when a book has errors that potentially result in sentences meaning entirely different things. For example, I've spotted at least two places where the author uses vendee in place of vendor. Using the wrong term of art causes unneccessary confusion in a book that is supposed to clarify the situation- especially in a subject like property law where there are so many loaded words. In short, these authors are all lawyers who I'm sure like to pontificate on the importance of careful editing- practice what you preach!
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