Property Ownership
In Utah, an owner who conveys property but reserves a life estate retains:
AOwnership in fee simple
BThe right to use the property for their lifetime✓ Correct
CThe right to receive rent from the property
DNothing—the deed transfers all rights
Explanation
When a grantor conveys property and reserves a life estate, they retain the right to use and enjoy the property for their lifetime. The fee simple passes to the grantee (remainderman) at the grantor's death.
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