Oklahoma Residential Real Property-Elements refers to the various components of real estate that make up a residential property in Oklahoma. These elements include the land, the physical structure, any improvements to the property, and any legal rights and obligations associated with the property. The land element includes all the land and soil that make up the property, including any natural resources such as water, minerals, and timber. The physical structure element encompasses all the physical components that make up the property, such as buildings, fences, and other permanent fixtures. The improvements' element covers any additions or renovations made to the property, including landscaping, swimming pools, and other features. The legal rights and obligations element includes all laws, regulations, and contracts associated with the property such as zoning and deed restrictions. Different types of Oklahoma Residential Real Property-Elements include single-family residential, multi-family residential, and condominiums. Single-family residential properties typically consist of one or two dwellings on a single parcel of land. Multi-family residential properties are properties that contain more than two dwellings, such as apartment buildings. Condominiums are properties with multiple units that are individually owned but share common areas.