A restrictive covenant in a deed that prohibits sale to persons of a particular race will:

A restrictive covenant that prohibits sale to persons of a particular race is considered discriminatory and violates federal laws, specifically the Fair Housing Act. This legislation prohibits discriminatory practices in housing and real estate transactions based on race, color, religion, sex, national origin, familial status, or disability.

Therefore, such a restrictive covenant would have no legal effect on the conveyance of the property. Courts would not enforce this type of covenant, as allowing it would contradict the principles of equality and nondiscrimination in housing. As a result, even if included in a deed, it cannot limit the rights of individuals based on their race. This non-recognition effectively renders the covenant void, influencing the legal standing of the property conveyance.