Properly im-. plemented, deed restrictions. govern such things as (1) property use. and (2) the kind, character and location. of buildings or other structures. The party imposing the restrictions. must first own the land; then the restric-. tions may be placed in subsequent deeds.
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Deed restrictions affect subsequent owners of the real property for a stated term, and for any. extensions. There are no limitations on the nature of deed restrictions except for compliance with. laws and public policies. Private land use restrictions may be imposed upon real property by any owner of real.
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Deed Restriction Instructions. The deed restriction is a requirement for secondary dwelling approval pursuant to. Section 4.10.340 of the County Zoning Ordinance. It is intended to ensure owner. occupancy of either the primary or the secondary dwelling on the subject property, assuming both dwellings are being inhabited.
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The contractor, however, thought the. proposed modifications would violate a. deed restriction requiring 51 percent of. the house’s exterior to be either brick or. stone. The restriction was placed on the. subdivision by the original developer. This was the Palmers’ first exposure to.
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This deed restriction. shall be recorded prior to granting a building permit for: (a) a new secondary dwelling, (b) a new principal. dwelling unit (as a result of a Section 4.10.340 approval), or (c) conversion of all or part of an existing. structure to a secondary dwelling.
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A. Deed Restrictions Define d. Deed restrictions are private, contractual covenants which limit land use. Deed. restrictions are placed on real property by affirmative action of the owner of the real property, f or. the benefit of that property only, with a typical intent to enhance the value of that real property.
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All Rights Reserved. The Problem with Deed Restrictions. The problem with Deed Restrictions: The biggest weakness of deed restrictions is that they do not have a third party that can be designated to monitor and enforce the restriction. The law limits who can enforce restrictions and the length of time.
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For most people, buying a piece of land is a simple proposition: pay the money, file the deed, and the property is yours. Deed restrictions, though, make it clear that the world of real estate transactions is rarely so simple. Simply put, deed restrictions limit what you can and can't do with your home. A common tool for homeowners associations to maintain uniformity in the neighborhood, deed restrictions can be added by parties such as the builder or developer, the homeowners association, or even a previous owner.
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> Legal Department > Deed Restrictions. Welcome to the Office of the City Attorney’s Deed Restriction Enforcement Team Home Page. This page is dedicated to expanding the public’s knowledge of how the Legal Department’s Deed Restriction Enforcement Team can assist Houston residents and neighborhoods.
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Deed Restrictions Law and Legal Definition. Deed restrictions are private agreements that restrict the use of the real estate in some way, and are listed in the deed. The seller may add a restriction to the title of the property. Often, developers restrict the parcels of property in a development to maintain a certain amount of uniformity.
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deed restrictions
Deed restrictions are private agreements that restrict the use of the real estate in some way, and are listed in the deed.