Principles of Real EstateQuestion 5 of 120
An item that was once personal property but has become permanently attached to real estate is called a:
a.Fixture
b.Chattel
c.Emblement
d.Leasehold
Explanation
A fixture is personal property that has been attached to land or a building in a way that makes it part of the real estate. Courts often use tests such as method of attachment, adaptation, and intention. Fixtures generally transfer with the property unless excluded in the contract.
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