IL Bar Exam · Real Property

Real Property for the Illinois Bar Exam

Land ownership and property rights

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What You'll Study in Real Property

Estates in Land
Concurrent Estates
Easements
Adverse Possession
Deeds
Recording
Mortgages
Liens
Landlord-Tenant
Condominiums
Land Trusts
Transfer Tax
Future Interests
Land Use
Eminent Domain
Title
Real Estate Contracts
Real Estate Transactions
Fixtures
Boundaries
Property Tax
Time-Shares

Sample Real Property Questions

1What is a fee simple absolute?
2What are the characteristics of a joint tenancy in Illinois?
3What is an easement in Illinois, and how can easements be created and terminated?

What You'll Master

Master present estates and future interests
Learn landlord-tenant rights and duties
Memorize recording act types (race, notice, race-notice)
Understand easements, covenants, and servitudes
Nail adverse possession elements
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Real Property for Illinois Bar Exam FAQ

How do flashcards help with future interests?
Future interests have complex classification rules. Our flashcards drill the distinctions between remainders (vested vs. contingent), executory interests, and reversionary interests until they become intuitive.
Are recording acts thoroughly covered?
Yes. We cover all three recording act types (race, notice, race-notice), how to analyze recording problems, and the shelter rule.
What about landlord-tenant law?
Our flashcards cover lease types, tenant duties, landlord duties (including implied warranty of habitability), remedies, and security deposits.
Do you cover the Rule Against Perpetuities?
Yes. We break down RAP into manageable pieces, including the rule statement, common violations, and the modern reforms.

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