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Owning property in another state does not automatically make you a resident of that state. Residency typically involves factors such as physical presence, intent to remain, and the establishment of a primary home. Each state has its own criteria for determining residency, which may include where you vote, pay taxes, and have your driver's license. Therefore, while property ownership can be a factor, it is not the sole determinant of residency.

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