Washington Real Estate Broker Exam — All Questions

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Property Ownership

A homeowner installs custom built-in bookshelves that are bolted to the wall studs. Absent an agreement, these built-ins are most likely considered:

  • a.Personal property the seller may remove
  • b.Trade fixtures owned by the buyer's lender
  • c.Fixtures that convey with the real property✓
  • d.Emblements belonging to the seller

An item permanently attached and adapted to the property is a fixture and normally conveys with the real estate unless the contract says otherwise. Method of attachment (bolted to studs) and adaptation strongly indicate a fixture. Emblements are annual crops.

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