You can limit who enters or uses your property

You can exclude the

government from taxing your property

You can never sell

the property

You cannot make

renovations

Property rights are

protected by criminal law

Property rights relate to ownership; personal rights

relate to individual freedoms

There is no

difference

Personal rights

relate to mortgages

Lease for 99 years

Verbal confirmation

of ownership

An unregistered claim

to ownership

Government-guaranteed title and ownership record

Lien

Easement

Fee simple

Leasehold

Car

Trademark

Lease agreement

Stocks

Intellectual property

Tangible property

Real property

Personal property

Legal right to

mortgage a title

The right to build

high-rises

Ownership gained through continuous, hostile, and open

possession

Ownership obtained by

physical control

Easement

Fee simple

Life estate

Leasehold

Only communicate

verbally

Provide timely notices and keep records

Ignore the contract

Avoid responding to

claims

The contract is void

They are awarded

damages

They may lose the right to litigate

They win

automatically