Buyers
Please consult with your attorney and accountant
Ownership by an individual or single entity capable of acquiring title.
A man or woman who has not been legally married. e.g. John Buyer, a single man.
Previously married and now legally divorced. e.g. Jill Seller, an unmarried woman.
A married person acquiring title alone. The spouse must specifically disclaim any interest in the property.
Title held by two or more persons in the following forms:
Ownership by husband and wife during marriage, owned equally. Both spouses must sign all agreements and documents.
Similar to community property, but adds survivorship benefits. On death of a spouse, the surviving spouse owns the property outright.
Two or more persons in equal interest with right of survivorship. Title must be acquired at the same time by the same conveyance.
Two or more individuals in undivided fractional interests. Interests can be unequal; each co-tenant may sell, lease, or will their share.
A legal entity under state law, separate from its shareholders.
An association of two or more persons as co-owners for profit. May hold title in the partnership name.
Legal title transferred to a trustee to hold and manage for the benefit of named beneficiaries.
Combines features of a corporation and partnership. Existence is separate from its owners.