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Agent Marshall is completing the TREC One to Four Family Residential Contract for a buyer purchasing a home in a subdivision with deed restrictions. Paragraph 6D addresses deed restrictions. If the buyer discovers that the deed restrictions prohibit operating a home-based business, which the buyer planned to do, the buyer may:

Correct Answer

A) Object to the restrictions within the title objection period and potentially terminate if not resolved

Under the TREC contract, the buyer has the right to review and object to title-related items, including deed restrictions, within the specified objection period. If the restrictions are unacceptable, the buyer may negotiate or terminate the contract if the issue cannot be resolved.

Answer Options
A
Object to the restrictions within the title objection period and potentially terminate if not resolved
B
Ignore the deed restrictions since they are not part of the purchase contract
C
Request TREC to issue a variance from the deed restrictions
D
Proceed with the purchase and later petition to change the deed restrictions

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