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Which of the following BEST defines real property?

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B) Land, the area below and above the surface, and all things permanently attached

Real property covers the land plus everything below the surface (subsurface/mineral rights) and above it (air rights), making B the most complete definition.

Answer Options
A
Land and the air above it
B
Land, the area below and above the surface, and all things permanently attached
C
The land, buildings thereon, and anything permanently attached
D
Land and the mineral rights in the land
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Key Terms:

real property definitionsubsurface rightsair rightsCalifornia Civil Code §658bundle of rights

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