Alabama Real Estate Practice Exam

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Can one tenant in a Tenancy in Common sell or mortgage their interest without consent from the other tenants?

Yes, without needing consent
No, consent from all tenants is required
Only with approval from a judge
Yes, but only if selling to a family member

The correct answer is: Yes, without needing consent

In a Tenancy in Common, each tenant has the right to sell or mortgage their share of the property without the consent of the other tenants. This means that option B and C, which suggest that consent or approval is required, are incorrect. Option D may seem like a possible answer, but it is not entirely accurate. While selling to a family member may not require consent, it is not the only circumstance in which a tenant can sell or mortgage their share without consent. This is why option A is the correct answer.