Property Ownership
In Virginia, an owner's personal property inside a home does NOT automatically transfer with the real estate sale unless:
AThe property has been there for more than one year
BIt is listed as included in the sales contract or is a fixture attached to the real property✓ Correct
CIt is worth more than $1,000
DThe buyer requests it after closing
Explanation
Personal property (appliances, furniture, window treatments) does not transfer with real estate unless the contract specifically includes them or they are considered fixtures attached to the property.
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