Which of the following is an example of property for which a bill of sale is used for in a property transfer?

A bill of sale is a legal document used to transfer ownership of personal property from one party to another. In this context, drapes represent movable personal property rather than real property, which includes land and structures. Because drapes can be easily removed and sold separately, they are appropriately transferred using a bill of sale.

On the other hand, a forest is considered real property as it is part of the land itself, not personal property. Easements are rights to use someone else's land for a specific purpose, classifying them as interests in real property rather than items that can be sold. Water rights, while they do pertain to the use of resources, are also typically associated with the real property to which they belong. Therefore, drapes are the only option listed that can be effectively transferred through a bill of sale, demonstrating their classification as personal property.