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Is a refrigerator a fixture in Texas?

A cabinet that is nailed into the wall studs would be considered a fixture, whereas a free-standing refrigerator merely plugged into an outlet would not.

What is the difference between a deed and a conveyance?

There are several categories of deeds, some of which might surprise you\u2014but keep in mind that a deed is a document conveying a title. A conveyance is the transfer of real property (real estate). A license is a type of deed granting permission to do something\u2014whether that's driving, hunting, or doing electrical work.

What does it mean it does not convey?

For example: "the wall racks installed in the garage shall convey." Alternatively, if you are a seller, and there are items that you want to remove, make that clear in the sales contract: "The wall racks installed in the garage do not convey."

Are refrigerators included in house sale in Texas?

While it might be customary for a seller to leave a refrigerator or stove in the kitchen, it is not required. Even though the appliances are large, heavy, and difficult to move, if they are not permanently affixed to the property, they are not fixtures and can be removed.

What does it mean when appliances convey?

When your home sells, you will sign and provide documents that \u201cconvey\u201d the property to the buyer. If you have appliances you plan to sell with the property, it will be listed in your notes that those assets will \u201cconvey\u201d to the buyer at closing.

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