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Austin J.
  • Canton, OH
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Taking my pre-licensing courses online, stumped by this question.

Austin J.
  • Canton, OH
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Which does NOT describe a real property interest for a limited period of time? A-defeasible fee estate B-leasehold estate C-life estate D-life estate pur autre vie I answered A, because the time is not limited as long as certain conditions do not occur. But the correct answer is B. How is this true? A leasehold estate is for a limited period of time is it not?

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