This question explores the conditions under which a purchaser is considered a 'deemed tenant' rather than a full owner. The correct answer is 'Pays full money with interest'.
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Pays full money with interest (B) is accurate because a purchaser is typically deemed a tenant until all financial obligations, including the principal amount and any accrued interest, are completely settled. This ensures the seller's financial security before full ownership is transferred.
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Builds house (A) and Cultivates once (C) are irrelevant to the financial completion of the purchase agreement.
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Collector issues certificate (D) might be a subsequent administrative step, but it is not the primary condition that ceases the 'deemed tenant' status, which is fundamentally tied to financial fulfillment.