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'''Real estate''', also known as "[[real property]]", is a term which generally denotes:
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'''Real estate''', also known as "real property", is a term which generally denotes:
 
*land,
 
*land,
 
*structures on the land which cannot easily be relocated (a house generally would be considered real estate, while a travel trailer -- even if used as a residence -- would not), and
 
*structures on the land which cannot easily be relocated (a house generally would be considered real estate, while a travel trailer -- even if used as a residence -- would not), and

Revision as of 02:47, February 17, 2019

Real estate, also known as "real property", is a term which generally denotes:

  • land,
  • structures on the land which cannot easily be relocated (a house generally would be considered real estate, while a travel trailer -- even if used as a residence -- would not), and
  • attachments to the structure which cannot easily be removed without major damage or making the structure useless (a central HVAC unit would be considered part of real estate, while a window air conditioner or space heater would not).

Real estate generally is subject to property tax, and although it is possible to sell real estate without using a real estate agent, the majority of real estate transactions are handled via real estate agents.