Which of the following is a category of real property?

• A. Residential
• B. Personal Property
• C. Intangible Asset
• D. Public Utilities

Answer: (A)

At the heart of this question is recognizing what counts as real property. Real property includes land and anything permanently attached to it, like a house or other structures, and it’s commonly categorized by use or type. Residential describes property intended for people to live in, such as houses or apartment buildings, which are fixed to the land and therefore fall under real property.

The other terms point to different ideas: personal property refers to movable items not attached to land; intangible asset covers non-physical rights or assets like patents or stocks; public utilities describes service providers or infrastructure, not a property type. So the living-space category is the correct real property category.