In so much as the land trust is "beneficiary-directed" rather than being directed and managed by its trustee, a "remainder agent" (i.e., a party appointed to assume responsibility for the trust and its corpus in the event of the death or incapacity of the original director-manager beneficiary) can be a remainder "beneficiary" (co-beneficiary), rather than needing to be remainder "trustee", as would be the case with the standard, and far more common, trustee-directed inter vivos trust (i.e., the fully funded inter vivos family trust).