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A and B own a building as tenants in common. Without B's consent, A spends $80,000 adding a patio that increases the property's market value by $30,000.
What is A's most likely claim concerning the improvement?

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The improvement destroys all cotenancy interests. Improvements are treated exactly like property taxes. The improving cotenant is generally not entitled to immediate reimbursement, but may receive credit in partition for the value the improvement added to the property. The improving cotenant is automatically reimbursed for the full cost of all improvements as soon as money is spent.

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