Property Valuation
A leased fee interest represents:
AThe tenant's right to occupy the property
BThe landlord's ownership interest in property subject to a lease✓ Correct
CThe value of the property assuming it is vacant
DThe lender's security interest in the property
Explanation
A leased fee interest is the landlord's (owner's) ownership interest in property that is subject to a lease. Its value depends on the lease terms, remaining lease term, and relationship between contract rent and market rent.
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