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The state of where the person resides. The homestead exemption only applies to the person(s) primary residence. Therefore property held in another state would not be deemed as exempt from creditor attachment or forced sale for payment of debt(s).

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Q: If you live in one state and own real estate in another state which state's exemption laws will your real estate fall under?
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