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An Indian Trust Asset is something the Federal government holds in trust for the benefit of a Native American individual or Tribe. In the case of trust lands, this means that an individual or Tribe earns money when companies lease rights to that land and earn income.
Land trusts are not just legal jargon; they are pivotal tools in the realm of California real estate. At their core, land trusts are agreements where a trustee holds the title to a property for the benefit of another party, the beneficiary.
Individual Indians or Tribes (as defined in 25 CFR 151.2 ) are eligible to apply for a trust land acquisition for any land owned in fee simple status. Fee simple status means the landowner may freely alienate or encumber the land (for example: selling, gifting, or leasing the land) without federal approval.
Even if you write a will naming a non-Indian as a beneficiary, he or she will not be permitted to inherit the land in trust. You can, however, write a will and leave a life estate in trust land to a non-Indian with the remainder to someone who meets the AIPRA definition of Indian.
If youre the grantor (the person who created the trust) and the trustee (the person managing the trust), selling land is pretty straightforward. You can sell it just like you would if it wasnt in a trust. The only difference? The paperwork will show the trust as the owner instead of your name.

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Fee simple ownership is the highest form of property possession. The owner can use the land for any legal purpose. Trust land is territory, whereby one party agrees to hold title to the property for the benefit of another party.
What is Trust Land? Trust land is land to which the title is held in trust by the United States on behalf of an individual American Indian or Tribe. Today there are over 56 million acres of land held in trust by the United States for the benefit of Tribal communities.

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