Contracts
In the TREC One to Four Family Contract, 'fixtures' are defined as items that:
AWere installed or attached and are included in the sale unless specifically excluded✓ Correct
BCan be removed by the seller before closing
CAre always excluded from the sale
DInclude all personal property in the home
Explanation
Under the TREC contract, a fixture is an item that was permanently attached to or an integral part of the real property and is included in the sale unless specifically excluded in writing. Examples include built-in appliances, ceiling fans, and attached shelving. Personal property is excluded unless specifically included in the contract.
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