Mary-Anne Bowring 02/09/2020
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Ownership Structure
- Joint Tenancy: Each owner holds an equal share in the entire property.
- Tenancy in Common: Each owner can hold different shares (e.g., 60-40 or 70-30).
Right of Survivorship
- Joint Tenancy: When one owner dies, their share automatically passes to the surviving owner(s).
- Tenancy in Common: An owner’s share does not automatically pass to the others—it is inherited according to their will
Transfer of Ownership
- Joint Tenancy: Owners must agree to sell or transfer ownership together.
- Tenancy in Common: Owners can sell or transfer their individual share without the consent of the other owners.
Number of Owners
- Joint Tenancy: Up to four owners can be on the title at the same time.
- Tenancy in Common: No limit on the number of owners.
Financial Contributions
- Joint Tenancy: Contributions do not have to be equal, but ownership shares must be equal.
- Tenancy in Common: Owners can contribute unequal amounts and own shares that reflect their contributions.
Estate Planning & Inheritance
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