Property Ownership
A deed restriction that limits how property can be used is called a:
ALien
BEncroachment
CCovenant, condition, and restriction (CC&R)✓ Correct
DLicense
Explanation
CC&Rs are private restrictions on land use typically imposed by developers of planned communities or HOAs. They run with the land, binding all future owners, and can govern use, construction standards, appearance, and more.
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