Which type of property includes information such as websites and data processing used by associations?

• A. Real property
• B. Personal property
• C. Intangible property
• D. Mixed property

Answer: (C)

Understanding property types: tangible versus intangible. A website and the data-processing systems that support it are non-physical assets; you can’t touch them, but they have value and can be owned or licensed. That makes them intangible property. Real property covers land and buildings, while personal property refers to tangible, movable items. Mixed property would involve a combination of tangible and intangible elements, which isn’t inherent to websites and data processing. So, the assets described—websites and data processing—fit under intangible property because they are valuable non-physical assets.