Property Ownership
Personal property (personalty) becomes a fixture — and thus real property — when it is:
AInsured as part of the homeowner's real property policy
BPermanently attached to real property with the intent to make it a permanent part✓ Correct
CMentioned in the MLS listing
DIncluded in the seller's disclosure statement
Explanation
A fixture is personal property that has been permanently attached to real property with the intent that it become part of the realty. The 'MARIA' test (Method, Adaptation, Relationship, Intent, Agreement) is used to determine fixture status.
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