An estate from week to week or month to month is called a(n):
A) fee simple absolute.
B) estate for years.
C) periodic tenancy.
D) tenancy at sufferance.

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An estate from week to week or month to month is a form of periodic tenancy, where the tenancy continues for a specified period (e.g. week/month) and automatically renews until either the landlord or tenant ends the tenancy. A fee simple absolute refers to full ownership of the property with no limitations. An estate for years is a leasehold interest for a specific duration, such as a 1-year lease. Tenancy at sufferance refers to a tenant who remains in possession of the property after the lease has expired or been terminated.

An Estate from Week to Week or Month to Month