California Real Estate Practice Exam

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What could be a serious consequence of violating a condition in a deed?

Being fined by the homeowners association.
Forfeiture of the land.
Being required to revert the property back to its original condition.
Paying damages to neighbors.

The correct answer is: Forfeiture of the land.

Violating a condition in a deed could result in the forfeiture of the land, meaning the individual would lose their ownership rights to the property. This is a serious consequence that effectively takes away their ownership of the property. Option A may be a consequence if the property is part of a homeowners association with specific rules and regulations, but it does not directly address the violation of a condition in a deed. Option C may also be a potential consequence, but it is not as severe as losing ownership of the property. Option D may also be a consequence depending on the nature of the violation and the impact it has on neighbors, but it is not as definitive or severe as option B.