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Carlos and his wife own two homes in Florida: one in Miami where they live 8 months per year, and one in Tallahassee where they live 4 months per year. Both are considering claiming homestead exemption. What is the correct advice?

Correct Answer

B) They can only claim homestead exemption on the Miami property

Correct: Only one property can receive homestead exemption, and it should be the primary residence where they spend the majority of their time (Miami). Why not A: Florida law allows only one homestead exemption per person/family. Why not C: While they have some choice, the Miami home is clearly the primary residence. Why not D: They qualify for exemption on their primary residence.

Answer Options
A
They can claim homestead exemption on both properties
B
They can only claim homestead exemption on the Miami property
C
They can claim exemption on whichever property they choose
D
They cannot claim homestead exemption on either property

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