State law specifies the actions to be taken by the levying officer in conducting the execution process. Different actions are to be taken for different kinds of property. For much tangible personal property, seizure is the action to be taken. But, of course, some types of property cannot be seized. With respect to real property, for example, the levying officer will generally both record an appropriate notice in the land record's office of the county in which the real property is located and serve one copy of the Writ on an occupant of the real property. When the levying officer takes the specified action, such as seizure or recording and service, the officer is said to be levying the Writ.