Principles of Real EstateQuestion 22 of 120
A physical intrusion of a structure, such as a fence or roof overhang, onto a neighboring property is a(n):
a.Easement in gross
b.Deed restriction
c.Life estate
d.Encroachment
Explanation
An encroachment is an unauthorized physical intrusion of an improvement onto adjoining land, and it can cloud title or reduce marketability. A survey is commonly used to detect encroachments before closing.
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