If an agent is uncertain about property restrictions, how can they protect the buyer?

When an agent is uncertain about property restrictions, listing the restrictions as a valid objection in Paragraph 6D is a proactive step to protect the buyer. Paragraph 6D typically pertains to the buyer's ability to raise objections regarding various concerns, including title issues, property restrictions, or any other factors that could affect the buyer’s decision or the property's value. By formally noting these concerns in the contract, the agent ensures that the buyer is aware of potential issues before finalizing the purchase. It adds a layer of protection by allowing the buyer to address these restrictions with the seller or reconsider the purchase if the restrictions are significant. This approach highlights the importance of due diligence, ensuring that all parties are informed and can negotiate terms based on the clarity provided in the contract.