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  1. A developer includes a clause in all deeds restricting homes to residential use only. What type of restriction is this?

    Answer: Restrictive covenant

    A restrictive covenant is a private agreement written into deeds that limits how property within a development may be used.

  2. Which statement is true regarding joint tenancy?

    Answer: All joint tenants must acquire their interest at the same time with equal shares

    Joint tenancy requires four unities — time, title, interest, and possession — meaning all owners must acquire equal shares simultaneously.

  3. What happens to a life estate when the life tenant dies?

    Answer: The property passes to the remainderman or reverts to the grantor

    Upon death of the life tenant, ownership transfers to the designated remainderman or reverts back to the original grantor.

  4. A homeowner association requires all houses to have approved exterior paint colors. This authority comes from which source?

    Answer: CC&Rs recorded against the subdivision

    Covenants, Conditions, and Restrictions (CC&Rs) are recorded documents that give HOAs authority to enforce aesthetic and use standards.

  5. Which type of ownership estate can potentially last forever but may be terminated if a specific condition occurs?

    Answer: Fee simple defeasible

    A fee simple defeasible estate has potentially infinite duration but can be terminated automatically or by re-entry if the owner violates a stated condition.

  6. An electric company has the right to run power lines across multiple private properties. What type of easement does the company hold?

    Answer: Easement in gross

    An easement in gross benefits a person or company rather than an adjacent parcel of land, which is typical for utility companies.

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