Contracts
Under California law, a minor (under 18) who signs a real estate contract:
ACreates a void contract that neither party can enforce
BCreates a voidable contract that only the minor can disaffirm✓ Correct
CCreates a fully binding contract if co-signed by a parent
DCreates a voidable contract that either party can cancel
Explanation
Contracts entered by minors in California are voidable at the minor's election. Only the minor (or their guardian) can disaffirm the contract — the adult party is bound unless and until the minor chooses to rescind.
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