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REAL ESTATE EXAM PREPGEORGIA REAL ESTATE EXAM GLOSSARY
Reversion
A reversion is the future interest a grantor retains when the grantor transfers a smaller estate and has not given the remaining future interest to a third party.
Property Ownership
Freehold estates and future interests
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Learn the rule, separate it from the nearest distractor, then apply it to a Georgia fact pattern.
What does Reversion mean?
A reversion is the future interest a grantor retains when the grantor transfers a smaller estate and has not given the remaining future interest to a third party.
How do you separate the nearest exam answer?
A reversion returns to the grantor or the grantor's successors. A remainder is created in a different person.
What changes or stays the same in Georgia?
The interest arises from what the grantor retained under the conveyance. The deed language, not who happens to occupy later, controls classification.
An owner conveys a farm to Elise for life and names no taker after Elise. The owner retains the reversion.
A reversion does not wait for a breach. It becomes possessory when the prior estate naturally ends.
Memory cue: A reversion does not wait for a breach.PASS GEORGIA
REAL ESTATE EXAM PREPGEORGIA REAL ESTATE EXAM
GLOSSARY TERM GUIDERetrieve the rule under exam conditions
Answer before reading the explanation. Then explain why every distractor belongs to a different term.
Which statement correctly explains Reversion?
- A
A life estate is a freehold interest that lasts for the lifetime of a named person.
- B
A remainder is a future interest created in a third party that becomes possessory when a prior estate, such as a life estate, naturally ends.
- C
A reversion is the future interest a grantor retains when the grantor transfers a smaller estate and has not given the remaining future interest to a third party.
- D
A deed is a written instrument by which a grantor conveys an interest in real property to a grantee.
Reversion is correct. A reversion is the future interest a grantor retains when the grantor transfers a smaller estate and has not given the remaining future interest to a third party. A reversion returns to the grantor or the grantor's successors. A remainder is created in a different person. The interest arises from what the grantor retained under the conveyance. The deed language, not who happens to occupy later, controls classification.
Mark each box only when you can perform the skill without looking.
I can define the term in one precise sentence.
I can separate it from the closest look-alike.
I can explain the Georgia rule or confirm that the national rule applies.
I can answer the practice check and explain every option.
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