A property owner's bundle of legal rights does not include the right to do which of the following?

The property owner's bundle of legal rights typically includes the rights to sell the property, exclude others from entering the property, and enjoy profits from its ownership. However, the right to exclude others is not absolute in all circumstances. Utility meter readers have a right of access to meters for maintenance and reading purposes, established by public service laws and regulations. This means that while property owners can generally control who enters their property, they cannot legally exclude designated utility personnel who need to access the meter for service operations.

The other options reflect rights typically retained by property owners, such as selling to another party, erecting signs to indicate a desire to restrict access, and profiting from the property. Thus, option B rightly highlights a limitation within the property owner's legal rights.