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Need an answer on 100 acre tract FSA. The deed was for a purchase with general warranty. This conveyance is made to A for her lifetime only and the remainder interest is conveyed to B. Note their is no "his heirs" after B name. Did the grantors convey a fee simple to B? When B dies does the land revert back to grantors? Or does B heirs inherit? Or was A the first taker in FSA and thereby destroyed the remainder interest since remainder can not follow FSA estate?
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Not sure what you mean by "FSA". If property is conveyed for A for life, remainder to B, upon A' s death it belongs to B in fee simple. When B dies, or if B has predeceased A, then to B's devisees, if a will, or heirs, if no will.
Answered on Aug 29th, 2013 at 7:22 PM