Real Property Cases Analyses MOBILE HOME Mary Ann and her husband, John, transported a "doublewide" mobile home onto their land in Garrett County, Maryland. They took off its wheels and bolted it to concrete pilings. They hooked up water, electric, and septic systems and attached gutters and downspouts, new siding, and a 2,000-pound stone fireplace. They continued to register the mobile home as a vehicle with the Motor Vehicle Administration (MVA). Unfortunately, Mary Ann and John divorced. They agreed that Mary Ann would deed "all Garrett County real estate" to John, and he in exchange would deed certain other real estate to her. John conveyed the agreed property. Mary Ann conveyed to John the Garrett County land, but she refused to convey the mobile home, claiming that it was not real estate. John sued Mary Ann in trial court for the transfer of the mobile home. How do you rule and why