10-Minute Bar Prep

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Welcome to the 10-minute Bar Prep, hosted by BarPass.io. This podcast is built around how people actually retain information: repetition, exposure, and familiarity over time. Each episode of this podcast delivers a high-yield bar rule in 5 to 10 minutes, making it easy to fit bar prep into your day. By listening to bar rules while driving, walking, or doing chores, you train your brain to recognize legal language and issue patterns. Use this podcast alongside your outlines and practice questions, and let short, focused listening sessions do the reinforcement.

  1. 4h ago

    709 Real Estate - Easement

    Welcome to the BarPass™ Podcast — the 10-minute bar prep podcast by BarPass.io. In this episode, we’re covering Easement, a Real Property topic involving the right to use another person’s land without possessing it. Over the next few minutes, we’ll walk through: affirmative and negative easementseasements appurtenant and easements in grosstransferability of easementscreation by prescription, implication, necessity, grant, and reservationthe scope and permissible use of an easement the different ways an easement can be terminated As you listen, focus on three questions: How was the easement created? Who receives the benefit and bears the burden? And has anything happened that could terminate it? For termination, remember Estoppel, Necessity, Destruction, Condemnation, Release, Abandonment, Merger, and Prescription. Let’s get started.

    709 Real Estate - Easement

  2. 3d ago

    708 Real Estate - Assignment, Sublease and Tort Liability

    Welcome to the BarPass™ Podcast — the 10-minute bar prep podcast by BarPass.io. In this episode, we’re covering Assignments, Subleases, and Landlord Tort Liability, focusing on what happens when a tenant transfers a leasehold interest and when a landlord may be liable for injuries occurring on leased property. Over the next few minutes, we’ll walk through: the difference between an assignment and a sublease privity of estate and privity of contract andlord tort liability Transfer questions can get tricky because liability depends on exactly what interest was transferred and what legal relationship remains between the parties. An assignment transfers the entire remaining lease term and creates privity of estate between the landlord and assignee, while a sublease leaves the landlord and sublessee generally without either privity of estate or privity of contract. As you listen, focus on two questions: Who is in privity with whom after the transfer, and who can sue whom? Then, for tort questions, remember five exceptions - common areas, latent defects, assumption of repairs, public use, and short-term leases of furnished dwellings. Let’s get started. ABOUT US Welcome to the BarPass Podcast. Each episode of this podcast delivers a high-yield bar rule around 10 minutes, making it easy to fit bar prep into your day. This podcast is built around how people actually retain information: repetition, exposure, and familiarity over time. By listening to bar rules while driving, walking, or doing chores, you train your brain to recognize legal language andissue patterns — so when you see them on the exam, they don’t feel new. Use this podcast alongside your outlines and practice questions, and let short, focused listening sessions do the reinforcement.

    708 Real Estate - Assignment, Sublease and Tort Liability

  3. 3d ago

    707 Real Estate - Duties of Tenants and Landlords

    Welcome to the BarPass™ Podcast — the 10-minute bar prep podcast by BarPass.io. In this episode, we’re covering Duties of Tenants and Landlords, focusing on the obligations each side owes during the landlord-tenant relationship and the remedies available when those duties are breached. Over the next few minutes, we’ll walk through: the tenant’s duties to repair and pay rentthe landlord’s remedies when a tenant breachesthe landlord’s duty to deliver possessionthe implied covenant of quiet enjoymentactual and constructive evictionthe implied warranty of habitabilityretaliatory eviction anti-discrimination protections under housing law As you listen, focus especially on the difference between the covenant of quiet enjoyment and the implied warranty of habitability - when each applies, what constitutes a breach, and whether the tenant must actually move out to obtain relief. Let’s get started. ABOUT US Welcome to the BarPass Podcast. Each episode of this podcast delivers a high-yield bar rule around 10 minutes, making it easy to fit bar prep into your day. This podcast is built around how people actually retain information: repetition, exposure, and familiarity over time. By listening to bar rules while driving, walking, or doing chores, you train your brain to recognize legal language andissue patterns — so when you see them on the exam, they don’t feel new. Use this podcast alongside your outlines and practice questions, and let short, focused listening sessions do the reinforcement.

    707 Real Estate - Duties of Tenants and Landlords

  4. 6d ago

    706 Real Estate - Leasehold

    Welcome to the BarPass™ Podcast — the 10-minute bar prep podcast by BarPass.io. In this episode, we’re covering Leasehold Estates, focusing on the different ways a tenant can hold a present possessory interest in leased property and how each type of tenancy is created and terminated. Over the next few minutes, we’ll walk through: the tenancy for years the periodic tenancy the tenancy at will the tenancy at sufferance creation and termination of each leasehold estate the hold-over doctrine ptions to purchase contained in leases Leasehold questions can get tricky because similar landlord-tenant arrangements can create very different estates. A fixed termination date points to a tenancy for years, recurring intervals point to a periodic tenancy, and a tenant who wrongfully remains after the lease expires may become a tenant at sufferance. As you listen, focus on three questions: What type of tenancy was created? How can it be terminated? And what happens if the tenant remains in possession after the right to possession ends? Let’s get started. ABOUT US Welcome to the BarPass Podcast. Each episode of this podcast delivers a high-yield bar rule around 10 minutes, making it easy to fit bar prep into your day. This podcast is built around how people actually retain information: repetition, exposure, and familiarity over time. By listening to bar rules while driving, walking, or doing chores, you train your brain to recognize legal language andissue patterns — so when you see them on the exam, they don’t feel new. Use this podcast alongside your outlines and practice questions, and let short, focused listening sessions do the reinforcement.

    706 Real Estate - Leasehold

  5. 6d ago

    705 Real Estate - Concurrent Estates

    Welcome to the BarPass™ Podcast — the 10-minute bar prep podcast by BarPass.io. In this episode, we’re covering Concurrent Estates, which deals with situations where two or more people have the right to possess and enjoy the same property at the same time. Over the next few minutes, we’ll walk through: joint tenancies and the right of survivorshiptenancies by the entiretytenancies in commonrights and duties of co-tenantsouster, rents, and profitsrepairs, improvements, and carrying costs Concurrent ownership questions can get tricky because the consequences often turn on which form of co-ownership exists and whether a particular action changes that relationship. For example, a joint tenant’s transfer can sever the joint tenancy as to that interest, while a tenant by the entirety generally cannot unilaterally transfer or encumber the property. As you listen, focus on three questions: What type of concurrent estate exists? Is there a right of survivorship? And what rights and obligations does each co-tenant have with respect to the property and the other co-tenants? Let’s get started.

    705 Real Estate - Concurrent Estates

  6. Oct 24

    704 Real Estate - The Rule Against Restraints on Alienation

    Welcome to the BarPass™ Podcast — the 10-minute bar prep podcast by BarPass.io. In this episode, we’re covering The Rule Against Restraints on Alienation, which governs when restrictions on a property owner’s ability to transfer their interest are valid—and when they’re void. Over the next few minutes, we’ll walk through: disabling restraintsforfeiture restraintspromissory restraintsrestraints on fee simple estatespartial and reasonable restraintsdiscriminatory restraintsrestraints on life estates and future interestsand other valid restrictions, including options, rights of first refusal, and restrictions on leasehold transfersThese questions can get tricky because not every restraint on transfer is automatically void. The result depends on the type of restraint, the property interest involved, and whether the restriction is absolute or instead limited and reasonable. As you listen, focus on three questions: What type of restraint is this? What type of property interest does it restrict? And is the restraint absolute, or is it sufficiently limited and reasonable to be enforceable? Let’s get started. ABOUT US Welcome to the BarPass Podcast. Each episode of this podcast delivers a high-yield bar rule around 10 minutes, making it easy to fit bar prep into your day. This podcast is built around how people actually retain information: repetition, exposure, and familiarity over time. By listening to bar rules while driving, walking, or doing chores, you train your brain to recognize legal language andissue patterns — so when you see them on the exam, they don’t feel new. Use this podcast alongside your outlines and practice questions, and let short, focused listening sessions do the reinforcement.

    704 Real Estate - The Rule Against Restraints on Alienation

  7. Oct 23

    703 Real Estate - The Rule Against Perpetuities

    Welcome to the BarPass™ Podcast — the 10-minute bar prep podcast by BarPass.io. In this episode, we’re covering The Rule Against Perpetuities, one of the most notoriously tricky topics in Real Property. At its core, the Rule limits how long uncertainty over future ownership of property can continue. Over the next few minutes, we’ll walk through: which future interests are subject to the Rulethe life in being plus 21 years requirementthe four-step approach to RAP questionsexecutory interests with no time limitage contingencies in open classesclassic RAP traps like the fertile octogenarian and unborn widowoptions and rights of first refusalmodern reforms to the Rule As you listen, focus on four questions: What future interest was created? What must happen for it to vest? Who is the measuring life? And will we know for certain, within 21 years after that person’s death, whether the interest will vest? Let’s get started.

    703 Real Estate - The Rule Against Perpetuities

  8. Oct 22

    702 Real Estate - Future Interests

    Welcome to the BarPass™ Podcast — the 10-minute bar prep podcast by BarPass.io. In this episode, we’re continuing Real Property with Future Interests, a heavily tested topic that asks who has the right - or possibility - to possess property in the future. Over the next few minutes, we’ll walk through: future interests retained by the grantor, which include (i) possibility of reverter, (ii) right of entry, and (iii) reversioncontingent and vested remaindersthe three types of vested remaindersclass gifts and the Rule of Convenienceshifting and springing executory interestshe transferability of future interestsFuture interest questions can get tricky because small changes in the language of a conveyance can completely change the interest created. A condition precedent may create a contingent remainder, while a condition subsequent may create a vested remainder subject to divestment. As you listen, focus on two questions: Who holds the future interest—the grantor or a third party? And if it’s held by a third party, does it wait patiently for the preceding estate to end, or does it cut another interest short? That distinction will help you separate remainders from executory interests. Let’s get started.

    702 Real Estate - Future Interests
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Welcome to the 10-minute Bar Prep, hosted by BarPass.io. This podcast is built around how people actually retain information: repetition, exposure, and familiarity over time. Each episode of this podcast delivers a high-yield bar rule in 5 to 10 minutes, making it easy to fit bar prep into your day. By listening to bar rules while driving, walking, or doing chores, you train your brain to recognize legal language and issue patterns. Use this podcast alongside your outlines and practice questions, and let short, focused listening sessions do the reinforcement.

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  • Creator
    BarPass
  • Years Active
    2026
  • Episodes
    75
  • Rating
    Clean
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    © BarPass
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