Real estate is property consisting of land and the buildings on it, along with its natural resources such as crops, minerals or water; immovable property of ...RealestateFromWikipedia,thefreeencyclopediaJumptonavigationJumptosearchSubsetoflandthathasbeenlegallydefinedandtheimprovementstoitmadebyhumaneffortsForthelegalconcept,seeRealproperty.Forotheruses,seeRealEstate(disambiguation).PropertylawPartofthecommonlawseriesTypesRealpropertyPersonalpropertyCommunitypropertyUnownedpropertyAcquisitionGiftAdversepossessionDeedConquestDiscoveryAccessionLost,mislaid,andabandonedpropertyTreasuretroveBailmentLicenseAlienationEstatesinlandAllodialtitleFeesimpleFeetailLifeestateDefeasibleestateFutureinterestremainderConcurrentestateLeaseholdestateCondominiumsRealestateLandtenureConveyancingBonafidepurchaserTorrenstitleStratatitleDeedsregistrationEstoppelbydeedQuitclaimdeedMortgageEquitableconversionActiontoquiettitleEscheatFutureusecontrolRestraintonalienationRuleagainstperpetuitiesRuleinShelley'sCaseDoctrineofworthiertitleNonpossessoryinterestLienEasementProfitUsufructCovenantEquitableservitudeRelatedtopicsFixturesWastePartitionPracticingwithoutalicensePropertyrightsMineralrightsWaterrightspriorappropriationriparianLateralandsubjacentsupportAssignmentNemodatQuicquidplantaturConflictofpropertylawsBlackacreSecuritydepositOthercommonlawareasContractlawTortlawWills,trustsandestatesCriminallawEvidenceHighercategory:LawandCommonlawvteRealestateispropertyconsistingoflandandthebuildingsonit,alongwithitsnaturalresourcessuchascrops,mineralsorwater;immovablepropertyofthisnature;aninterestvestedinthis(also)anitemofrealproperty,(moregenerally)buildingsorhousingingeneral.[1][2]Realestateisdifferentfrompersonalproperty,whichisnotpermanentlyattachedtotheland,suchasvehicles,boats,jewelry,furniture,toolsandtherollingstockofafarm.Contents1Residentialrealestate2Asaninvestment3Seealso4References5ExternallinksResidentialrealestateResidentialrealestatemaycontaineitherasinglefamilyormultifamilystructuret