Florida Real Estate Practice Exam

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What is the primary protection provided by Constructive Notice?

Ensures timely payment of property taxes
Prevents the sale of stolen properties
Protects the buyer's ownership by making the record public
Guarantees property free from encumbrances

The correct answer is: Protects the buyer's ownership by making the record public

Constructive Notice provides protection to the buyer's ownership because it makes the record public, ensuring that any potential issues or claims on the property are known to potential buyers. This means that the buyer can make an informed decision about the property and protects their ownership rights. The other options may also provide some protection, but they are not the primary purpose of Constructive Notice. Ensuring timely payment of property taxes may be a requirement for maintaining ownership, preventing the sale of stolen properties is handled by other legal measures, and guaranteeing property free from encumbrances may require additional legal processes. Therefore, the primary protection provided by Constructive Notice is the protection of the buyer's ownership through making the record public.