Property Ownership
Which type of deed restriction can limit how a property may be used by future owners and is typically found in residential subdivisions?
AVariance
BSpecial use permit
CDeed covenant (restrictive covenant)✓ Correct
DZoning overlay
Explanation
Restrictive covenants (deed covenants) are private restrictions on land use inserted into deeds and recorded in public records. They run with the land and bind all subsequent owners. Common examples include restrictions on building height, use type, or architectural style.
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