A(n) is an interest in real property that provides the public a temporary right to enter a business for the purpose of purchasing goods or services.
A) license
B) leasehold
C) conditional estate
D) easement

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A license is an agreement between a property owner and a party that grants the party the temporary right to enter the property for a specific purpose, such as conducting business or purchasing goods or services. Unlike a leasehold or conditional estate, a license does not provide exclusive possession or ownership of the property, and it can be revoked by the property owner at any time. An easement, on the other hand, grants a party a specific right to use a portion of the property, such as a pathway or driveway, rather than access to the property as a whole.

A(n) Is an Interest in Real Property That Provides the Public