Assertion: tenant's right | /r/HasProperty | limited
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text: Generally, a landlord and tenant relationship exists if (1) the property owner consents to occupancy of the premises; (2) the tenant acknowledges that the owner has title to the property and a future interest in the property; (3) the owner actually has title to the property; (4) the tenant receives a limited right to use the premises; (5) the owner transfers possession and control of the premises to the tenant; and (6) a contract to rent exists between the parties.
text: The life tenant generally has an unlimited right to do as he wishes with that property during his life, although the lease or tenancy agreement may limit those rights.
text: Usually, the life tenant has unrestricted rights to do what he wants with the real estate while he is alive, although there are times when a tenancy or lease agreement could restrict the life tenant’s rights.