Alabama Real Estate Practice Exam

An appurtenant easement is a permanent easement that is attached to a specific property and benefits the owner of that property. This means that it stays with the property even if the ownership changes. Option A is incorrect because appurtenant easements are permanent, not temporary. Option B is also incorrect because appurtenant easements are not negotiable and cannot be given away. Option D is incorrect because an appurtenant easement can apply to surface rights, as well as other types of rights such as air rights or water rights.