California Real Estate Practice Exam

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What would be considered a valid deed restriction regarding property?

Requiring a house to be of a minimum size
Limiting the sale of the property to certain buyers
Prohibiting the sale of the property forever
Allowing any use of the property without restrictions

The correct answer is: Requiring a house to be of a minimum size

A valid deed restriction regarding property refers to a limitation or condition placed on the usage, transfer, or development of a property as specified by the original owner. Option A would be considered a valid deed restriction as it sets a minimum requirement for the size of the house, ensuring that the property maintains a certain standard. Option B is incorrect as it limits the sale of the property to certain buyers, which can be discriminatory and may not hold up in court. Option C is incorrect as it would effectively make the property unmarketable, and deed restrictions are generally not meant to be permanent. Option D is also incorrect as it goes against the purpose of deed restrictions, which is to control and regulate the usage of the property.