Real property is immovable. It includes land and things that are attached to it such as buildings, fences, minerals, etc.
Personal property is movable.
It is not attached to land. Tangible personal property is property that you can see, feel, or touch like clothing, household goods, jewelry, cars, livestock and farm machinery. Intangible personal property includes paper that represents ownership, such as stocks, bonds, insurance policies, contracts and bank accounts. Your property can be either transferred during your lifetime or at your death. If you plan to give or will property to a minor, contact a legal adviser.