Which right is NOT typically associated with real property?

The right that is not typically associated with real property is the right to sell shares of personal property. Real property refers to land and anything permanently attached to it, such as buildings or improvements. The rights associated with real property generally include the right to build on the land, the right to subdivide the land, and the right to exclude others from entering or using the property.

Selling shares of personal property, on the other hand, pertains to movable items or personal belongings rather than real estate. Personal property rights deal with different categories of ownership and transactions that do not inherently involve real property rights, which focus on the use and control of land and structures directly attached to it. Hence, option C correctly identifies a right that does not fall under the typical rights associated with real property.