Property Ownership
Which type of legal description is most commonly used for urban and suburban properties in New Mexico?
AMetes and bounds
BGovernment (rectangular) survey system
CLot and block (recorded plat)✓ Correct
DInformal street address
Explanation
Lot and block (recorded plat) descriptions are used for subdivided urban and suburban properties. They reference the recorded subdivision plat. Metes and bounds are common for rural/ranch land.
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