CH 2 Life Estate Review, Fee Simple Defeasible, Ownership cards interactive activity

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By any chance do you know what video follows from this one?

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Thank you, I was lost in these subjects and you clarified them.

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Maybe one day!

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Thank you, Travis, for your videos. I am searching for a book that I can find sample questions for the State prelicensing exam. Would you mind giving me your professional opinion about which study guide?

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[@lizcastro8328]

So when you gave the example of Sergio owning the property till Sergio dies.. Sergio is the life tenant and Sergio is the measuring life which makes it a conventional life estate and because it does not specify what happens after he dies it reverts back... so my questions is what does it revert back to??

[@monimomf6562]

It would revert back to the original grantor.

[@kevinford3562]

so what if the grantor dies and 50 years later walmart wants to build on that property but the covenant is only suppose to have a chicken farm how can walmart get past that

[@curtisrader957]

At a Federal level jimmy carter basically made parts of alaska Fee simple Determinable to preserve nature

[@jaeprince6080]

very good content.

[@morganmaldonado870]

can tenants in common have the right of survivorship? if so what's the point of joint tenancy if you have to ask for survivorship either way?

[@traviseverette]

Tenants in Common can NOT have the right of survivorship.

[@morganmaldonado870]

life estates.....if a restriction is placed on a property and the restriction is broken AND the grantor is deceased where does the property then revert?

[@traviseverette]

Beyond our ability to know and/or care, really. That's why there are probate courts, etc. Most likely, there would be a search for any living relatives of the grantor who placed the restriction. It's not important to the consideration of what would happen to the current owner, however.

[@juliekuczmarski4802]

do you have a copy of that activity because I cant read it!

[@natalierenay6722]

Lol. I was wondering the same thing.

[@warrentoles3127]

Thanx for posting!

[@goldensleeves]

Great video. Can a grantor grant a Fee Simple Defeasible estate with a remainderman? Or is Fee Simple Defeasible always reversionary when the restriction is violated? Thanks so much!

[@judahsameth5620]

Fee simple lasts forever. So there is no reason for a remainderman.

[@goldensleeves]

@@judahsameth5620 Thanks for the response. It is my understanding that under fee simple defeasible, the interests in a property are transferred from the grantor to a grantee but with certain conditions. If these conditions are violated by the new owner, the property reverts back to the original owner or to a specified third party (possibly a remainderman). In other words, fee simple defeasible lasts "forever" unless certain conditions are violated. So I was asking if fee simple defeasible could have a remainderman. My suspicion is that it can but I'm not 100% certain.

[@zacharydeleon1057]

It’s called a fee simple subject to executory limitation. The future interest then is either a springing or shifting executory interest in a third person. The way to identify a springing executory interest is if the estate either reverts back to the grantor before springing to the third party with the executory interest, or if the conveyance uses durational language. A shifting executory interest shifts to a third party on the occurrence of a certain event

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Thanks!

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