The most complete interest that someone can own in a parcel of real property in California is known as a?

The most complete interest that someone can own in a parcel of real property in California is known as a "fee simple absolute." This type of ownership grants the holder full rights to the property, including the ability to use, sell, or lease it, and it is not limited by any conditions or restrictions, aside from zoning laws and government regulations. It represents the highest form of property ownership and is inheritable.