Real property rights refer to the legal rights individuals or entities have over land and any structures on it. These rights allow owners to use, sell, lease, or develop their property as they see fit, within the limits of the law. They are essential for establishing ownership and ensuring that property can be transferred or inherited. These rights can be affected by various factors, including zoning laws, easements, and property taxes. Additionally, real property rights can be subject to government regulations, which may impose restrictions on how the property can be used or developed, ensuring that community interests are protected.