Property Ownership
In Colorado, a 'ground lease' is a lease of:
AA. Mineral rights only
BB. Only the land (not improvements), typically long-term, where the tenant constructs improvements that may revert to the landowner at lease expiration✓ Correct
CC. Agricultural land for farming
DD. Parking lots only
Explanation
A ground lease is a long-term lease (often 50-99 years) of the land only. The tenant (lessee) constructs improvements on the land and operates them during the lease term.
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