A portable storage shed MAY NOT be removed when a property is sold if:

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B Rationale: A portable storage shed MAY NOT be removed when a property is sold if it was included in the listing contract and purchase agreement. This inclusion legally binds the seller to leave the shed as part of the property transfer.

Choice A is incorrect because the mere presence of the shed at the time of listing does not guarantee it must remain; it depends on contractual agreements.

Choice C is also wrong, as simply being on the property when the seller purchased it does not create an obligation for the shed to stay unless specified in the contract.

Choice D is misleading because while trade fixtures typically remain with the property, a portable storage shed is generally considered personal property unless explicitly stated otherwise in the sales agreement.

Pennsylvania Portion of the Real Estate Salesperson Exam Practice

A portable storage shed MAY NOT be removed when a property is sold if: