Alabama Real Estate Practice Exam

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For a use variance, what must the applicant demonstrate?

That the variance will increase property values
That the use is inherently beneficial or peculiarly fitted to the property
That the variance will result in economic benefits
That the variance will not cause any public opposition

The correct answer is: That the use is inherently beneficial or peculiarly fitted to the property

A use variance is granted when the property owner wants to use their land in a way that is not permitted by local zoning laws. In order to obtain this variance, the applicant must demonstrate that the proposed use is inherently beneficial or peculiarly fitted to the property. This means that the use will bring a special benefit to the property or that the property is uniquely suited for the proposed use. Options A, C, and D are incorrect because they do not address the specific requirement of demonstrating the special nature of the proposed use in relation to the property itself.