easy · National Real Estate Exam Land Use Controls
A homeowner discovers that their neighbor's newly constructed garage extends two feet over the property line.
This physical intrusion is best described as:
- A restrictive covenant.
- A license.
- An easement by prescription.
- An encroachment.
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