Is Timber And Timberland Considered Real Property?

Timber is generally considered real property.

Real property refers to land and any permanent structures or improvements attached to it, including natural resources like timber.

When timber is growing on a piece of land, it is considered part of the real property associated with that land.

Ownership of land often includes the rights to the timber growing on that land, unless explicitly separated or sold separately.

Timber is considered an immovable asset that is permanently attached to the land until it is harvested. Once timber is harvested and severed from the land, it typically becomes personal property or chattel.

However, it's important to note that legal definitions and classifications may vary depending on jurisdiction and specific circumstances.

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	$10	View Investments	No	Private Real Estate Deals