Portable Buildings
- There has been some confusion and miscommunication over how to
classify portable buildings – real or personal property?
- Generally
real property is defined as "Any interest in land, together
with the improvements, structures, and fixtures, including prefabricated
movable structures such as Butler-type storage warehouses and quonset
huts, and house trailers with or without undercarriages, and appurtenances
thereto, under the control of any Federal agency"
- When designated
by the agency for disposition separate from the land which underlies
them, portable buildings convert from real to personal property
- Portable
buildings may require condition assessments to inform their value
whether they are considered to be real or personal property
- Portable
buildings which are real property must be input into I-web and be
maintained with appropriate maintenance funds
- Once they become identified
for disposition and become personal property they should no longer
be assessed maintenance fees.
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