11. There are three general approaches appearing in Condominium Statutes and Association Agreements, the Bare Walls Concept, the Single-Entity Concept and the All-In Concept. Which answer best describes The Bare Walls Concept? A. The Condominium Association is considered to be the owner of all property contained in the unit as sold to the original purchaser. B. All paint, wall coverings, carpet and floor coverings, drapes, cabinets, non-load bearing interior walls, interior doors and plumbing and electrical fixtures are considered to be owned by the Unit Owner. C. The Condominium Association is considered to be the owner of all property contained in the unit, including improvements made by the Unit Owner. D. The Unit Owner has an undivided interest in the Bath House next to the swimming pool