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deed restriction

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deed restriction

A provision placed in a deed restricting or limiting the use of the property in some manner. It may include subdivision or similar restrictions common to many properties in the neighborhood, or it may be something personal to the grantor such as a requirement that the purchaser resell to the seller before offering to anyone else.



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Byline: Priyanka Dayal BOSTON - The Massachusetts Historical Commission, by temporarily denying Westboro's request to release a deed restriction on the historic but unused Nathan Fisher House, dealt a setback yesterday to the town's effort to sell the property.
Landscape designers and landscape architects will help you during the planning phase to check your deed restrictions concerning rules regulating such items as size, lot coverage percentages, height, and color materials.
On top of these things, you should also check on possible types of real estate encumbrances including liens, deed restrictions, mortgages, easements, encroachments and licenses as these encumbrances can adversely impact the sale of a property.
 
 
 
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