Homestead property definition
Homestead property means a home owned and occupied by the
Homestead property means: (i) a single-family dwelling occupied by the owner, and the surrounding land, not exceeding a total of ten acres; or (ii) a manufactured home, as defined in section 327B.01, subdivision 13.
Homestead property means the domicile and contiguous
Examples of Homestead property in a sentence
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More Definitions of Homestead property
Homestead property means: (i) a single-family dwelling occupied by the
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Homestead property means a dwelling, including the parcel of land on which the dwelling is located and the other improvements located on the parcel, for which any of the following apply, as determined by the Board of Revision of Taxes upon application of the property owner:
Homestead property means a single-family dwelling occupied by the owner, and the surrounding land, not exceeding a total of ten acres.
Homestead property means a home owned and occu- pied by an applicant or recipient, or which is co-owned and occupied by a separated or divorced spouse of an applicant or recipient.
Homestead property means the domicile and contiguous real estate owned and occupied by the mortgagor.
Homestead property means a home owned and occupied by the applicant or recipient, or his spouse.