If Sam leases property "to Susan as long as Sam wishes," the landlord has created a(n):
A)fee simple absolute.
B)estate (tenancy) at will.
C)condominium.
D)estate at sufferance.

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This type of lease is known as a tenancy at will where the tenant has the property for as long as the landlord wishes. It is not a fee simple absolute because the landlord has not transferred full ownership of the property. It is not a condominium because that is a type of property ownership, not a type of lease. And it is not an estate at sufferance because that is when a tenant remains on the property after their lease has expired.

If Sam Leases Property "To Susan as Long as Sam