A property is described as follows: ""Beginning at the concrete post set 105' Southwest of the Southwest corner of the intersection of State Highways 35 and 82 in Ross County; thence South 288'; thence West 355'; thence North 288'; thence East 320'."" Which of the following is true of this property description?

While using a man-made point can aid in establishing a clear reference for a property boundary, it does not ensure that the description is perfect. The critical component of a perfect description is that it must return to the point of beginning, which this description does not do.

Using a highway intersection as a point of beginning can provide a recognizable and stable reference, but it alone does not make the description perfect. The necessity to return to the starting point still stands, which this description fails to achieve.

The unit of measurement (feet versus rods) does not inherently determine the perfection of the property description. Metes and bounds descriptions can use various units as long as they are consistent and convey the necessary information. Thus, this option does not accurately capture why the description is imperfect.