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To be valid, restrictions in a grant deed need to:
Correct Answer
C) run with the lan
A grant deed contains implied warranties that the grantor has not previously conveyed the property and has no undisclosed encumbrances.
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A
be contained in a deed or a written agreement.B
be less restrictive than existing zoning requirements.C
run with the lanD
d. be posted on a sign in a conspicuous spot on the property.Video Explanation3 min
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