Property Ownership
In Wyoming, a fractional interest in real property means:
AThe property is divided into physical fractions
BAn ownership interest that represents less than 100% of the property, common in tenancy in common arrangements✓ Correct
COwnership of mineral rights only
DA time-share interest
Explanation
A fractional interest represents partial ownership of a property—for example, a 25% tenancy in common interest. Each co-tenant with a fractional interest has an undivided right to use and possess the whole property proportionate to their share. Fractional interests can be valued and sold independently.
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