When seizing real property, the officer must:

• A. Have two witnesses
• B. Post a copy of the warrant on the property
• C. All of the above
• D. Obtain owner permission

Answer: (B)

Giving proper notice is essential when real property is seized under a forfeiture warrant. The key requirement is to post a copy of the warrant on the property so that the owner and others know the property has been seized and the basis for the action. This posting satisfies due process by ensuring visibility and accountability, and it helps prevent later challenges that the seizure was secret or unauthorized. Two witnesses are not a universal requirement for real-property seizures, and obtaining owner permission is not necessary when a valid warrant exists, though the owner can challenge the action later in court. Therefore, posting the warrant on the property is the correct step.