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In Hawaii, which form of property ownership conveys both the land and all improvements to the buyer, with no ground rent obligation to a separate landowner?

Correct Answer

B) Fee simple ownership

Fee simple ownership in Hawaii conveys absolute ownership of both the land and all improvements to the buyer. The owner has no obligation to pay ground rent to any underlying landowner, and the ownership is perpetual. This contrasts sharply with Hawaii's widespread leasehold system, where the buyer owns only the improvements and the right to use the land for a fixed term.

Answer Options
A
Leasehold ownership
B
Fee simple ownership
C
Tenancy in common ownership
D
Land Court registered ownership

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