Alana owns an old marble statue that has been firmly affixed to the floor of the largest room in her house for nearly 50 years. She is planning on selling her house, but she wants to make sure that she can take the statue with her when she leaves. How should Alana proceed?

1. The statue is a fixture, so Alana can be certain that it will remain her property following the sale of her house.
2. The statue is a chattel, so when Alana sells the house, the statute will become the property of the new owners.
3. Alana should ensure that the contract of purchase and sale makes it clear that the statue will remain Alana's property following the sale of the house.
4. Alana should wait until after the contract of purchase and sale is completed, and then mention that she wants to keep the statue.