Business Dictionary:
Leased Fee
The landlord's ownership interest of a Property that is under Lease. Its value is based on the anticipated income from Rent, and the reversionary property value upon lease expiration.
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Real Estate Dictionary:
Leased Fee
The landlord's ownership interest of a Property that is under Lease.
Example: Land in Hawaii is under a lease to an individual who built a home on it. The landowner's interest is the leased fee. Its value is based on the anticipated income from Rent.
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