What document transfers all personal property being sold along with the house?

The document that transfers all personal property being sold along with the house is a bill of sale. A bill of sale functions as a formal record confirming the sale of personal property. In real estate transactions, when a seller wishes to include personal property such as appliances, fixtures, or furniture in the sale of a home, a bill of sale is used to document the transfer of ownership of those items. It clearly outlines what personal property is included in the transaction, ensuring that both the buyer and seller have a mutual understanding of the agreement.

The other options serve different purposes. A mortgage is a loan document that secures the loan against the property but does not involve the transfer of personal property. A title deed is specifically related to the legal ownership of real estate itself, not personal property, and a property description provides details about the real estate such as boundaries and dimensions but does not address personal items being sold.