Multiple choice

When you co-own property you need "consent" of the other person to sell the property

  1. Tenancy by Entireties

  2. Severalty

  3. Joint Tenancy

  4. Tenancy in Common

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Explanation

Tenancy by the entirety is a special form of co-ownership for married couples where neither spouse can sell, transfer, or encumber the property without the consent of the other. In contrast, joint tenants and tenants in common can generally sell their individual shares without needing permission from the other co-owners. Severalty is ownership by a single individual, so no co-owner consent is applicable.