Property Ownership

Which of the following correctly describes a 'lien' in Alaska real estate?

AAn ownership claim to real property
BA legal claim against property used as security for a debt or obligation✓ Correct
CA restriction on the use of property imposed by a private party
DA government requirement for a specific use of land

Explanation

A lien is a legal claim against property that serves as security for a debt or obligation. Unlike ownership, a lien does not give the lienholder the right to possess or use the property — it gives the right to have the debt satisfied from the property's proceeds if the debt is not paid.

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