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Real Estate Vocab

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Also known as a fee simple defeasible or qualified fee, is a type of freehold estate in which the person who has possession of the property is only able to hold the property until an event takes place or does not occur; two common defeasible fee estates are fee simple determinable and fee simple subject to condition subsequent

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