Valid restrictive covenants will bind future owners of the land if:
A) they are published in the Federal Register.
B) there is a notation in the deed referencing the restrictive covenants.
C) they are published in a newspaper of general circulation.
D) they are filed with the attorney general of the state in which the land is located.

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Restrictive covenants are generally created by the original owner of the land and set out in the deed. As such, they will be binding on future owners of the land if there is a notation in the deed referencing the restrictive covenants. The other options - publishing in the Federal Register, in a newspaper of general circulation, or filing with the attorney general - are not common or necessary methods for creating, enforcing, or binding restrictive covenants on subsequent owners of the land.

Valid Restrictive Covenants Will Bind Future Owners of the Land