A portable storage shed MAY NOT be removed when a property is sold if:

While the presence of the shed at the time of listing may suggest it is part of the property, it does not guarantee that it cannot be removed. Without explicit inclusion in the listing contract or purchase agreement, the seller retains the right to remove the shed.

The history of the shed's presence on the property does not dictate its status during a sale. If it was not included in the current listing contract or purchase agreement, the seller can still remove it, regardless of whether it was there when they purchased the property.

Trade fixtures are items installed by a tenant for business purposes and are usually removable by the tenant. However, if the shed is not classified as a trade fixture or included in the sale agreement, the seller can remove it at any time. This choice does not apply in the context of a property sale unless specified.