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In South Dakota, a fee simple absolute estate is:

Correct Answer

B) The highest form of ownership with no conditions or limitations

Fee simple absolute is the most complete form of property ownership. The owner has unlimited duration of ownership, the right to use, sell, lease, or will the property, and there are no conditions that would cause the estate to terminate.

Answer Options
A
Ownership for a limited time period
B
The highest form of ownership with no conditions or limitations
C
Ownership that reverts to a previous owner upon a condition
D
A life estate

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Key Terms:

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