Property Ownership
In North Carolina, 'tenancy in common' means co-owners:
AHold equal undivided interests with right of survivorship
BHold undivided interests that may be unequal and without right of survivorship✓ Correct
CMust be legally married to each other
DHold separate titled portions of the property
Explanation
Tenancy in common in NC allows co-owners to hold undivided interests that may be unequal in size, with no right of survivorship; each owner may convey their share independently.
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