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At a brokerage training meeting, Reese Adams evaluates this fact pattern: A seller installed custom cabinets by fastening them permanently to the kitchen walls.

Which conclusion is most accurate?

  1. Treat them as personal property because the seller paid for them.
  2. Let the listing advertisement alone determine ownership.
  3. Treat the cabinets as fixtures unless excluded by contract.
  4. Treat them as personal property whenever they can be unscrewed.

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