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Similar to joint tenancy but exclusive to married couples, with full survivorship rights.

The most complete form of ownership with unlimited duration, no conditions on title.

Property held by a trust entity, managed by a trustee for the benefit of a beneficiary.

Ownership by married couples, property acquired during marriage equally owned.

Shareholders own a corporation that owns the property; rights to units are through shares.

Owned by one person, full control over property, and no division of rights.

Multiple owners have use of property for allotted time periods, often in vacation properties.

Property owned by a corporation, shareholders have an interest based on shares owned.

Owned by two or more individuals or entities in a business partnership.

Tenant has a temporary, exclusive right to use and occupy property under a lease agreement.

Individual ownership of a unit plus a shared interest in common areas.

Equal ownership by two or more individuals, includes right of survivorship.

An estate which may be lost on the occurrence or nonoccurrence of a specified event.

Property owned by two or more individuals without right of survivorship; shares can be unequal.