Property Ownership
Concurrent ownership refers to:
AA single owner holding multiple properties
BTwo or more persons simultaneously owning the same property✓ Correct
CA corporation owning real estate
DSequential ownership through a will
Explanation
Concurrent ownership (or co-ownership) means two or more persons simultaneously hold an ownership interest in the same property at the same time.
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