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What is the primary difference between real property and personal property?
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B) Real property is immovable; personal property is movable
The key distinction is mobility: real property (land and permanently attached structures) is immovable, while personal property (chattels) can be moved from place to place.
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Real property is more valuableB
Real property is immovable; personal property is movableC
Personal property includes buildingsD
Real property can only be owned by businessesVideo Explanation3 min
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Real property is immovable land and anything permanently attached to it, while personal property (also called chattels) is movable.
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