Whiteboard Talk / Study Notes: Land Tenure Chapter 2

In this video, Landon Blake (founder of Redefined Horizons) reviews his study notes for Chapter 2 of the book on Land Tenure by Donald Wilson and George Cole. Landon reviews these key concepts for Chapter 1: Land Tenure is an institution (or system of rules) among a group of people that control how land rights are allocated. It is the “rules” part of the cadastral system. As land use becomes more intense, it becomes more important to delineate parcels of land and protect land rights. Land tenure often defines several types of land rights. Land rights can be grouped into 5 basic categories. The United States legal system recognizes several specific types of land rights. The conveyance (or transfer) of land ownership and land rights can be willing or unwilling. In the United States, there are several types of legal restrictions on the use and transfer of land. Here is a link to the study notes: https://www.landonblake.com/wp-conten... --- Landon Blake is a land surveyor and land planner in Central California. He is the founder and co-owner of Redefined Horizons: www.redefinedhorizons.com/printingpress/