You don't need 1,000 flashcards — you need the terms the exam actually tests. A sample from the Cinna RE deck:
- Escheat — property reverts to the state when someone dies with no will and no heirs.
- Novation — substituting a new party/contract, releasing the original party.
- Hypothecation — pledging property as collateral without giving up possession.
- Defeasible fee — ownership that can be lost if a condition breaks ("so long as…").
- Procuring cause — the broker whose unbroken efforts produced the buyer.
- Plottage — the value increase from combining adjacent parcels (the act is assemblage).
- Equitable title — the buyer's interest between contract and closing.
- Estoppel — being barred from denying what your conduct implied.
- Lis pendens — recorded notice of pending litigation affecting title.
- Emblements — a tenant farmer's right to harvest crops planted before the tenancy ended.
…and 40 more in the app's flashcard deck, each with a tap-to-reveal definition and the exam cue that signals it.
Cinna RE's 185+ flashcards are built into the study feed — a few reps a day is enough.
