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• Sole Ownership: One person or entity owns the property and has full rights to it. ^{investopedia.com 1 2}
• Joint Tenancy: Two or more owners hold an undivided share in the property and have equal rights to it. If one owner dies, the surviving owner(s) inherit the property. ^{investopedia.com 1 2 3}
• Tenancy in Common: Two or more owners hold an undivided share in the property, but they can have different proportions of ownership and different rights to it. If one owner dies, their share passes to their heirs. ^{investopedia.com 1 3}
• Tenants by Entirety: A special form of joint tenancy for married couples, where each spouse owns the entire property and cannot sell or transfer their share without the consent of the other spouse. ^{investopedia.com 1}
• Community Property: A form of ownership for married couples in some states, where each spouse owns half of the property acquired during the marriage, regardless of who paid for it. ^{investopedia.com 1 2}