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What is the maximum acreage that can be protected under Florida's homestead exemption for property located outside a municipality?

Correct Answer

C) 160 acres of contiguous land

Correct: Florida Constitution allows up to 160 acres of contiguous land for homestead exemption outside municipalities. A is incorrect because 1/2 acre is the limit within municipalities. B is incorrect as it understates the rural limit. D is incorrect because there is a specific 160-acre constitutional limit for rural homestead.

Answer Options
A
1/2 acre of contiguous land
B
1 acre of contiguous land
C
160 acres of contiguous land
D
There is no acreage limit for rural homestead property

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