hard · National Real Estate Exam property-ownership

Rowan Foster is advising a client when this issue arises: A legal description begins at a point of beginning and follows bearings, distances, and monuments around the parcel.

What is the best next step?

  1. It is a lot-and-block description without reference to a recorded plat.
  2. It uses the rectangular survey system exclusively.
  3. It uses only a street address.
  4. The description uses the metes-and-bounds system.

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