If a person took title to real estate as a sole owner, the ownership is called:
A) ownership in gross
B) ownership in common
C) ownership in tenancy
D) ownership in severalty

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Ownership in severalty refers to an individual owning a piece of real estate in their own name without any co-ownership. It is also called sole ownership. The individual has complete control and responsibility for the property without any other joint owners.

If a Person Took Title to Real Estate as a Sole