Property Ownership
What is a deed restriction (restrictive covenant)?
AA government regulation on property use
BA private limitation on land use running with the land and binding future owners✓ Correct
CA zoning ordinance
DA building code requirement
Explanation
A deed restriction is a private limitation on property use placed in the deed and running with the land, binding all future owners. Common examples include minimum house size, architectural standards, and use restrictions.
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