A person who enters or remains on the property with the occupant's expressed or implied permission is called (a)n
A)trespasser.
B)resident agent.
C)invitee.
D)licensee.

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An invitee is a person who enters or remains on the property with the occupant's expressed or implied permission for the benefit of the occupant or a mutual benefit. For example, a customer at a store or a guest at a party would be considered invitees. Trespassers enter the property without permission, licensees have permission but do not necessarily benefit the occupant, and resident agents are individuals employed to manage the property.

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