The holder of a life estate has the right to use property for whatever purpose he or she sees fit without regard to the rights of its fee simple owner.

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The holder of a life estate has the right to use the property, but only for the duration of their life. They cannot damage or alter the property permanently, and must respect the rights of the fee simple owner, who ultimately retains ownership of the property.

The Holder of a Life Estate Has the Right to Use