Bob owns a beach house in California. His ownership is considered fee simple absolute. Bob's interest
A) is potentially infinite in duration.
B) will end with his death.
C) will last for fifty years.
D) will last for seventy-five years.

Question

Bob owns a beach house in California. His ownership is considered fee simple absolute. Bob's interest​
A) ​is potentially infinite in duration.
B) ​will end with his death.
C) ​will last for fifty years.
D) ​will last for seventy-five years.

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

Fee simple absolute ownership is the highest and most complete form of ownership where the owner has unlimited and unrestricted rights to the property, and it can potentially continue indefinitely or until the owner voluntarily transfers or sells the property. So, Bob's interest in the beach house is potentially infinite in duration.

Bob Owns a Beach House in California