What is the purpose of AirForce regulation DAFI32-9005 REAL PROPERTY ACCOUNTABILITY?
The purpose of this regulation is to establish policies and procedures for the accountability and management of real property assets within the Air Force.

Who is responsible for complying with this regulation?
All Air Force personnel, including active duty, reserve, and civilian employees, are responsible for complying with this regulation.

What is considered real property under this regulation?
Real property includes land, buildings, structures, and other improvements that are owned or leased by the Air Force.

How often is a physical inventory of real property assets required?
A physical inventory of real property assets is required to be conducted annually.

Can real property assets be transferred between units or organizations?
Yes, real property assets can be transferred between units or organizations with appropriate documentation and approval as outlined in this regulation.

Are there any restrictions on disposing of real property assets?
Yes, there are specific procedures and requirements for the disposal of real property assets, including obtaining approval from the appropriate authorities.

Are there any exceptions to the physical inventory requirements?
Yes, there are exceptions for certain types of real property assets, such as assets in use at remote sites or assets under certain construction or repair conditions.

What is the process for reporting changes in real property assets?
Changes in real property assets, such as acquisitions, disposals, or transfers, must be reported through the appropriate real property accounting systems and documented according to this regulation.

What documentation is required for a real property acquisition?
A real property acquisition requires documentation, including a certificate of transfer, a survey or assessment report, and any necessary legal agreements or titles.