A real estate agent is completing a listing agreement using a metes and bounds legal description. Metes and bounds property description refers to the

This choice refers to the rectangular survey system used primarily in the United States to divide land into sections and townships. While it is a valid form of land description, it does not pertain to metes and bounds, which relies on direct measurements and compass directions rather than a grid system.

Lot and block descriptions are used in urban and suburban settings where land is divided into lots or blocks on a recorded plat map. This method is distinct from metes and bounds, which does not rely on pre-defined lots or blocks but instead uses specific measurements to outline property lines.

While this option mentions boundaries, it is too vague and does not specifically indicate the use of measurements or directions. Metes and bounds specifically involves measurable distances and specific angles, which are not highlighted in the terms "methodology and boundaries."