Property Ownership
A leasehold estate in Utah is:
AFee simple ownership of a leased property
BA tenant's possessory interest in real property for a defined period✓ Correct
CAn ownership interest that expires after 99 years
DA type of condominium ownership
Explanation
A leasehold estate is a possessory (but not ownership) interest that a tenant holds in real property for a defined period under a lease. The landlord retains the fee interest (leased fee estate), and the tenant holds the leasehold.
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