How can joint tenants manage their ownership rights?

Joint tenants enjoy the right of survivorship, meaning that the ownership can be managed with a degree of independence. Each tenant has the ability to act independently concerning their share of the property. This includes making decisions related to their ownership interest, such as selling or transferring their share without needing the consent of the other joint tenants. Their autonomy is pivotal to allowing flexibility in the management of the property, and as such, they do not need to wait for a unanimous agreement or a majority vote to make decisions about their individual share. This independence is fundamental to the nature of joint tenancy.