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Florida Real Estate Course
Chapter 10
Florida Real Estate Practice Question
Which of the following statements best describes the legal purpose of the "covenant against encumbrances" found within a general warranty deed?
Answer choices
A
It guarantees that the grantee will never be subject to future property taxes, zoning restrictions, or government assessments.
B
It is a promise that the grantor legally owns the property and has the absolute right to convey it to the buyer.
C
It guarantees that the property is entirely free from any liens, easements, or claims, except for those specifically disclosed and noted in the deed.
D
It guarantees that the grantor will financially defend the buyer against any physical or structural defects discovered in the home after closing.
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