Property Ownership
What is a deed restriction in Nevada real estate?
AA government regulation limiting density
BA private limitation on how property may be used, recorded in the deed or CC&Rs✓ Correct
CA court order preventing the sale of property
DA tax lien on the property
Explanation
Deed restrictions are private limitations on the use of property, often placed by developers in CC&Rs. They run with the land and bind future owners. Common examples include architectural standards, pet restrictions, and use limitations.
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