A) All the co-owners must own equal shares of the property.
B) Upon the death of an owner, his or her property interest is divided among the other owners.
C) Owners' interest in the property cannot be attached by creditors.
D) Owners may sell their interest in the property without the consent of other owners.
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A) Upon the death of an owner, his or her property interest is divided among the other owners.
B) Upon divorce, tenancy by the entirety automatically becomes tenancy in common.
C) Owners may sell their interest in the property without the consent of the other owners.
D) Creditors of only one owner may attach the property.
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A) signed by the grantor and the grantee
B) delivered to the grantee or to a predetermined third party
C) accepted by the grantee
D) filed with the appropriate county office
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A) life estate
B) future interest
C) conditional estate
D) fee simple absolute
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A) It is the present right to own and possess the land in the future.
B) When a person's interest terminates, the interest must be transferred to the former owner.
C) It can be set up so that failure to meet a condition terminates the estate.
D) It is the right to own and possess land until one dies, subject to the condition that the property cannot be used in such a way as to destroy its value.
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A) Commercial Codes and Regulations
B) Conventional Contracts and Releases
C) Covenants, Conditions, and Restrictions
D) a cooperative's credit and restitution documents
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A) joint tenancy
B) tenancy in common
C) tenancy by the entirety
D) fee simple absolute
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A) It is an ownership interest.
B) It is the present right to possess and own land in the future.
C) The person who has a leasehold is entitled to use the property until a certain condition occurs.
D) The person who has a leasehold is usually entitled to exclude the property owner for the period of the lease.
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A) One owner is not permitted to sell his or her interest in the property without the consent of the other owner.
B) Upon divorce, tenancy by the entirety automatically becomes joint tenancy.
C) Upon the death of an owner, his or her property is divided among the other owners.
D) All the owners' interest in the property can be attached by one of the owners' creditors.
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A) One who has an easement is entitled to exclude all others, including the property owner for the period of the agreement.
B) One who has an easement is entitled to use the property for any legal purpose that does not destroy the property's value.
C) An easement by prescription arises when the landowner enters into a contract to allow the land to be used for a specific purpose.
D) An easement by necessity arises when a piece of property is divided and, as a result, one portion is landlocked.
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A) fee simple absolute
B) conditional estate
C) life estate
D) future interest
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