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Which of the following would typically be considered an encumbrance on real property?

An encumbrance is a right or interest in land that is held by someone other than the owner, which restricts or impairs the owner's use or transfer of the proper

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Question: Which of the following would typically be considered an encumbrance on real property?

Answer options:

  • A detached garage built on the property.
  • A decorative gazebo installed in the backyard. ✅ A restrictive covenant specifying building materials for new construction.
  • A new fence erected by the homeowner along the property line.

Correct answer: A restrictive covenant specifying building materials for new construction.

Explanation: An encumbrance is a right or interest in land that is held by someone other than the owner, which restricts or impairs the owner's use or transfer of the property. A restrictive covenant limits the use of the land and is registered on title.

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