Humber/Ontario Real Estate Course 2 Exam Practice

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What should a homeowner do to comply with large property developer restrictions?

Request a zoning variance
Follow the restrictive covenants in the title
Seek permission from municipal authorities
Petition for a deed change
Apply for a non-conforming use certification
File a lawsuit for property rights

The correct answer is: Follow the restrictive covenants in the title

Restrictive covenants are specific conditions or restrictions placed on a property by a developer to control its use or development. These restrictions are legally binding and must be followed by the homeowner. In this case, to comply with the large property developer restrictions, the homeowner should adhere to the restrictive covenants outlined in the title of the property. Seeking permission from municipal authorities or applying for a non-conforming use certification may not necessarily address the developer's restrictions, as these are more related to local zoning regulations. Requesting a zoning variance, petitioning for a deed change, or filing a lawsuit are typically not the appropriate actions to comply with the developer's restrictions.