Thus, the annexor's intent is no longer a factor. Because Rosa Parker was not the owner of the real estate upon which the mobile home she and Charles Parker owned was placed, conversion of the mobile home to real property did not occur. The probate division of the Johnson County Circuit Court found, among other things, that the mobile home at issue remained the personal property of respondent Rosa Parker, appellants' father's wife. The court reasoned that the mobile home had not been properly converted to real property according to the provisions of section 700.111.1 RSMo 1994. Thus, the mobile home was not an estate asset of appellants' deceased father.
Appellants now appeal from that portion of the judgment relating to the mobile home.
For the reasons set forth below, we affirm the probate court's judgment. This inventory listed numerous items of personal property as assets of the estate of Charles. Respondents denied appellants' allegations concerning the mobile home. Charles A. Parker and Rosa Parker were married on the 21st day of November, 1991. The certificate of title evidencing ownership as originally purchased is not available for presentation to the court.