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Understanding: Co-Ownership & Taking Title
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Tenancy in Common
Tenancy in Common means the owners each own a specific portion of the property, for example two owners might own 50% each or three owners might own 50/25/25% each.
When one of the owners passes away or otherwise choses to transfer their ownership, their heir or successor would step into the same percentage that they owned.
A tenancy in common can also be created where a joint tenant sells his or her interest, which would sever the interest in the property and create a tenants in common relationship.
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