Property Ownership
A deed that conveys property 'to John for life, then to Jane' creates what type of estate for Jane?
AA fee simple determinable
BA remainder interest (future estate)✓ Correct
CA reversionary interest
DA life estate pur autre vie
Explanation
Jane holds a remainder interest — a future estate that takes effect when the prior life estate ends (John's death). Jane is the remainderman who will receive fee simple ownership upon John's death.
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