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Michael owns a duplex in St. Petersburg and lives in one unit while renting out the other unit to a tenant. He wants to claim homestead exemption on the entire property. What is the correct outcome?

Correct Answer

A) He can claim homestead exemption on the entire duplex

Correct: When an owner occupies part of a property as their residence, the entire property can qualify for homestead exemption, including rental portions. Why not B: The exemption applies to the entire property, not just the occupied portion. Why not C: Owner-occupied properties with rental units can still qualify. Why not D: There's no partial percentage calculation; it's either full exemption or none.

Answer Options
A
He can claim homestead exemption on the entire duplex
B
He can only claim exemption on the unit he occupies
C
He cannot claim any homestead exemption on rental property
D
He can claim 75% of the normal exemption amount

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