Principles of Real EstateQuestion 2 of 100
The bundle of rights in real property ownership does NOT typically include which of the following?
a.The right to use the property
b.The right to violate local zoning laws
c.The right to exclude others
d.The right to sell or transfer the property
Explanation
The bundle of rights includes possession, control, enjoyment, exclusion, and disposition. It never includes a right to break the law, so violating zoning ordinances is not part of ownership rights. All ownership rights remain subject to government limits such as police power.
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