hard · National Real Estate Exam
A joint tenant sells her interest to a buyer on January 1. On February 1, one of the original remaining joint tenants dies.
Who owns the property on February 2?
- The buyer and the heirs of the deceased original tenant.
- The last original survivor in severalty.
- The buyer and the last original survivor as tenants in common.
- The buyer, the heirs of the deceased, and the survivor as tenants in common.
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