Property Ownership
Indiana's 'Bundle of Rights' concept in real property refers to the collection of rights including:
AOnly the right to sell
BThe rights to use, lease, sell, mortgage, exclude others, and otherwise control the property✓ Correct
COnly mineral rights
DOnly surface rights
Explanation
Real property ownership in Indiana (and throughout the US) includes a 'bundle of rights': the right to use, lease, sell, mortgage, donate, or exclude others — which can be separately conveyed or encumbered.
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