Contracts
Under West Virginia law, a minor (person under 18) who purchases real estate may:
ANot enter into any real estate contract whatsoever
BEnter a contract that is voidable — the minor may disaffirm it upon reaching majority✓ Correct
CEnter a fully binding contract if their parents consent verbally
DPurchase property only through a court-appointed guardian
Explanation
Contracts by minors are generally voidable (not void) under West Virginia law. The minor may disaffirm (cancel) the contract upon reaching majority (18).
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