Property Ownership
The Arkansas homestead exemption protects:
AOnly manufactured homes on owned land
BThe primary residence up to the statutory limit, from forced sale for judgment debts✓ Correct
CAll real property owned by the homeowner
DCommercial properties used as a primary place of business
Explanation
Arkansas's homestead exemption protects the owner's primary dwelling (up to the statutory limits) from forced sale to satisfy judgment creditors. Mortgages, tax liens, and mechanics' liens on the homestead are not protected.
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