medium · National Real Estate Exam
A municipality wants to build a new airport and needs to acquire 50 residential properties. Most owners agree to sell, but two refuse. The municipality files a legal action to take the properties and pays the owners fair market value. This process is called:
- Condemnation.
- Escheat.
- Adverse possession.
- Constructive notice.
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