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SAVE OUR HOMES – Can someone “inherit” the Save Our Homes value when inheriting a family-owned property?

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SAVE OUR HOMES – Can someone “inherit” the Save Our Homes value when inheriting a family-owned property?

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Florida law requires all property to be assessed annually at market value, unless it is protected by a Homestead Exemption (and the related Save Our Homes cap). A Homestead Exemption applies to specific persons at a specific location. In general, a person by law cannot “inherit” a Homestead Exemption (and Save Our Homes value) when s/he inherits ownership of the property. The only exceptions of specific persons allowed to “inherit” the existing Save Our Homes value are set forth in Section 193.155 (3), Florida Statutes: A surviving spouse may retain the existing Save Our Homes value — even if the survivor was not previously on title — so long as the surviving spouse subsequently files for Homestead; OR The person inheriting the property — or being granted a life estate or beneficial rights under a trust — was a dependent of the decedent AND was permanently residing on the property at the time of the decendant’s death. In all other instances, the person inheriting the property must

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Florida law requires all property to be assessed annually at market value, unless it is protected by a Homestead Exemption (and the related Save Our Homes cap). A Homestead Exemption applies to specific persons at a specific location. In general, a person by law cannot “inherit” a Homestead Exemption (and Save Our Homes value) when s/he inherits ownership of the property. The only exceptions of specific persons allowed to “inherit” the existing Save Our Homes value are set forth in Section 193.155 (3), Florida Statutes: A surviving spouse may retain the existing Save Our Homes value — even if the survivor was not previously on title — so long as the surviving spouse subsequently files for Homestead; OR The person inheriting the property — or being granted a life estate or beneficial rights under a trust — was a dependent of the decedent AND was permanently residing on the property at the time of the decedent’s death. In all other instances, the person inheriting the property must f

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