Limitations or requirements about the use of property are called:
A) life estates
B) deeds
C) servitudes
D) possessories
E) profits

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Servitudes are limitations or requirements about the use of a property. They are often placed in the form of an easement or a right-of-way and can be either positive or negative. Life estates refer to a type of ownership interest in a property, deeds are legal documents used to transfer ownership of a property, possessories are not a term commonly used in real estate, and profits refer to a type of easement that allows a non-owner to use the property for a specific purpose, such as mining or harvesting timber.

Limitations or Requirements About the Use of Property Are Called