What happens to the title of the property after the death of a life tenant with remainder interest?

The title of the property after the death of a life tenant with a remainder interest passes to the remainderman, a named third party who holds the subsequent interest in the property. In this arrangement, the life tenant is granted the right to use and occupy the property for their lifetime. However, upon their death, the property does not revert to the life tenant's estate, the state, or need to be sold. Instead, it automatically transfers to the remainderman, who has been designated to receive the property interest after the life tenant's passing.

This legal framework ensures that the ownership structure established by the initial agreement regarding the life estate and remainder interest is respected and enforced, enabling a smooth transition of property ownership according to the wishes of the original grantor. The named third party benefits from this arrangement as they become the full owner of the property without any further action necessary.