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A remainderman in a life estate is entitled to:

Correct Answer

B) Ownership of the property when the life estate terminates

A remainderman holds a future interest in a life estate. When the life tenant dies (or the measuring life ends), ownership of the property passes to the remainderman. The remainderman has no right to possess or use the property while the life estate is in effect.

Answer Options
A
Current right to occupy the property
B
Ownership of the property when the life estate terminates
C
Right to collect rent during the life estate
D
Right of first refusal to purchase the property

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