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All of the following are requirements for Florida homestead exemption EXCEPT:

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D) The owner must be at least 65 years old

Correct: Age is not a requirement for homestead exemption in Florida. Why not A: Permanent residence is required for homestead exemption. Why not B: Florida residency is required to claim homestead exemption. Why not C: The property must be used for residential purposes to qualify.

Answer Options
A
The property must be the owner's permanent residence
B
The owner must be a Florida resident
C
The property must be used for residential purposes
D
The owner must be at least 65 years old

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