Property Ownership
A 'fee simple absolute' estate is BEST described as:
AOwnership subject to a life estate
BThe most complete form of ownership with no conditions or limitations✓ Correct
COwnership that reverts to the grantor upon death
DShared ownership between two or more parties
Explanation
Fee simple absolute is the highest form of real property ownership. The owner has full rights to use, sell, lease, mortgage, or pass the property to heirs with no conditions, time limits, or restrictions (beyond government regulations).
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