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Nanatino
Asked May 2019
Does anyone know the rules about selling the house before being enrolled in Medicaid?
Cincinnati, Ohio
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JoAnn29
May 2019
I agree call your local office.
Basically though, it has to sell for market value or there could be a penalty. The proceeds will have to be set aside and only used for her personally. None of the money can be given away.
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May 2019
Your best bet would be to call the local Medicaid office in your state and inquire.
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Basically though, it has to sell for market value or there could be a penalty. The proceeds will have to be set aside and only used for her personally. None of the money can be given away.
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