Pronunciation: /fiː ˈsɪmpəl/
noun an estate in land, a form of freehold ownership
A1 I own the fee simple of my house, which means I have complete ownership.
A2 In fee simple ownership, the owner has the right to sell, lease, or pass the property on to heirs.
B1 The concept of fee simple is the most common form of property ownership in the United States.
B2 When you purchase a property in fee simple, you have the right to do whatever you want with it.
C1 Understanding the legal implications of fee simple ownership is important for real estate investors.
C2 Fee simple absolute is the highest form of property ownership, giving the owner full control over the property.
adjective describing the type of ownership or estate
A1 The fee simple house was easy to sell.
A2 She inherited a fee simple estate from her grandparents.
B1 The fee simple ownership of the land allowed for complete control over its use.
B2 The lawyer explained the concept of fee simple absolute to the clients.
C1 The fee simple title gave the owner unrestricted rights to the property.
C2 The fee simple interest in the real estate was highly sought after by investors.
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