Alejandro is the owner of MexToGo. a popular food truck from which he serves his favorite Mexican foods. During the spring, he likes to park his food truck near the city's little league baseball eld because ofthe heavy evening trafc. He leases a small plot of land next to these fields for the months of March, April, and May. Alejandro's lease is a: iu'j tenancy at will. C) tenancy for years. i -:' tenancy at sufferance. l:) periodic tenancy. Sabrina owns an apartment complex in upstate New York. One of her renters, Salvo, informs her in January that the heating unit has stopped working in his apartment. Sabrina promises to x the problem, but two weeks later, the heating unit is still not working. Salvo may C) move out, but may pay rent at a reduced rate. L} vacate the apartment, and Sabrina will be liable for any expenses he incurs. C) have to fix the problem himself because landlords have no responsibility to repair heating units. 'L__IJ' stop paying rent, but may not move out. After acquiring three new rental properties, Savannah made improvements to them. In the first property, she installed ceiling fans in each bedroom. In the second, she laid out decorative throw rugs in the living room. In the third. she had a new central air unit installed. Six months later, she decides to sell the properties and is wondering which ofthese improvements she can remove from the properties and keep for herself. Ufthe three improvements, Savannah CANNOT remove: ( .I the ceiling fans and central air unit because they would be considered fixtures. '3 _) the central air unit and the throw rugs because they would be considered xtures. '- .3' ail three improvements because they wouid be considered fixtures that become part of the real property. l. _) the ceiling fans and central air unit. but their classication as fixtures would make no difference in whether or not Savannah can remove them