easy · National Real Estate Exam
An adverse possessor's use must be 'exclusive.' This means:
- The possessor must own at least one other property.
- The property must be fenced in entirely.
- The possessor must not share possession with the true owner or the public.
- The possessor must be the only person on the land at all times.
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