A "covenant" with respect to real property is a recorded document upon one's property is a restriction or "agreement" requiring the property's owner to do or not do a certain thing with respect to it.In order to determine whether or not there are recorded "covenants" concerning your home, review the title insurance policy that you received when you purchased it. Any recorded "covenants" should be specifically stated in that document. If so, you then need to go down to the county recorder's office to obtain a copy of the document to review.If there are recorded "covenants" as to your property, potentially people who are to receive the benefits of such "covenants" could try and enforce them.If you determine there are "covenants" concerning your property, you should consult with a real estate attorney.Good luck.