Escrow & Title
In Arkansas, 'concurrent ownership' refers to property owned by:
AA single owner with a mortgage
BTwo or more persons at the same time✓ Correct
CA corporation and its shareholders
DA trust and its beneficiaries
Explanation
Concurrent ownership is when two or more persons hold an ownership interest in the same property simultaneously. Examples include joint tenancy, tenancy in common, and (where applicable) tenancy by the entirety.
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