Property Ownership
A Wisconsin 'life estate' holder (life tenant) has the right to use and enjoy the property during their lifetime but:
AMay sell the property in fee simple
BMay not commit waste that would damage the future interest holder's (remainderman's) rights✓ Correct
COwes no property taxes
DMay convey the property by will
Explanation
A life tenant may use the property but must not commit waste — actions that damage or destroy the property's value — since the remainderman has a protected future interest.
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