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Q: there are multiple tracts of land with Deed restrictions. How would i got about getting my restrictions removed?

There are multiple tracts of land throughout a 30 acre plot that was split up and they all have the same restrictions that run across them.

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John Cucci Jr.
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A: The easiest way to remove the restrictions would be to buy up all of the land. Then you could change the rules.

Otherwise it is a rare event when someone is able to remove themselvs from the obligations in a Deed restriction for a subdivision of real estate.

The courts or the HOA borad are the only two available vehicles to remove restrictions on your land.

I hope this helps.

Good Luck!

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