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Property is held by a trustee for the benefit of another person, called the beneficiary. Trust can be used for estate planning and tax benefits.

Shareholders own a corporation that owns the building; residents own shares and have the right to reside in a unit.

Similar to joint tenancy but only for married couples. Property automatically goes to the surviving spouse without going through probate.

Owned by one person or entity, full control over the property, responsible for all associated costs and liabilities.

Shared ownership by two or more persons without rights of survivorship. Each tenant can have different ownership percentages.

Ownership of a single unit within a larger property. Common areas are jointly owned by all unit owners through a homeowner's association.

A form of ownership by spouses during their marriage that they intend to own together. Typically applies in some states.

Ownership by two or more persons with rights of survivorship. When one owner dies, ownership is transferred to the surviving owners.

Multiple owners have the right to use the property for a certain period each year, often one week.