Property Ownership
What is a 'restriction of record' in Delaware real estate?
AA court order restricting a property from being sold
BA limitation on property use that is recorded in the public land records✓ Correct
CA restriction on the number of people who may inhabit a property
DA lender restriction on the maximum loan amount
Explanation
A restriction of record is any limitation on the use or enjoyment of property (such as a restrictive covenant or deed restriction) that has been properly recorded in the county land records, providing constructive notice to all.
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