Does fee simple ownership mean there are no restrictions?
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No. Fee simple describes a broad, potentially indefinite ownership interest; it does not erase zoning, valid private restrictions, taxes, easements, or liens. The course treats the estate and the restrictions as separate questions. A person can own in fee simple while still needing permission for a use or having an obligation secured by the property.
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Discussion prompt: Is the question asking about the estate or a restriction on its use?