Property Ownership
A 'possessory interest' in Pennsylvania real estate includes which of the following?
AAn easement allowing a utility company to run power lines
BA leasehold — the tenant's right to possess and use the property for the lease term✓ Correct
CA mortgage lienholder's security interest
DA judgment creditor's right to the property
Explanation
A possessory interest gives the holder the right to physical possession and use of the property. A leasehold estate is the most common form of possessory interest that falls short of full ownership.
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