EL PROPIETARIO

17:40 Apr 28, 2017 

I don't see why Allegro disagrees with my answer, but "personal property" includes rights and tradermarks. Anyway I share this useful information:

Personal property

Personal property is all property that isn’t real property. That’s a big category. It can be further divided into two subgroups: chattels and intangibles.

Intangibles are all kinds of personal property that aren’t tangible, that can’t be seen or touched. So you can say this kind of property doesn’t involve a “thing” at all; it involves only a legal right. The mere existence of such a category of property is a reminder that, in the law, property most accurately refers to legal rights, not to things.

A person can own all sorts of intangible “things,” including the following:

Bank accounts

Franchises and licenses

Insurance policies

****Intellectual property such as patents, copyrights, and trademarks****

Stocks, bonds, promissory notes, and similar documents that aren’t themselves valuable but merely represent intangible rights; currency is sometimes treated as an intangible

17:07 Apr 28, 2017 

RCW 16.57.090
Brand is personal property—Instruments affecting title, recording, effect—Fee—Nonliability of director for agents.
A brand is the personal property of the owner of record. Any instrument affecting the title of the brand shall be executed by the recorded owner and acknowledged by a notary public. The director shall record the instrument upon presentation and payment of a recording fee of twenty-five dollars. The recording shall be constructive notice to all the world of the existence and conditions affecting the title to the brand. A copy of all records concerning the brand, certified by the director, shall be received in evidence to all intent and purposes as the original instrument. The director shall not be personally liable for failure of the director's agents to properly record the instrument.

https://app.leg.wa.gov/rcw/default.aspx?cite=16.57.090