Property Ownership
In Maine, a homestead exemption provides property tax relief to:
AAll property owners regardless of primary residence
BMaine residents who own and occupy their home as their primary residence✓ Correct
CSenior citizens only
DVeterans only
Explanation
Maine's homestead exemption reduces the property tax burden on a homeowner's primary residence. The property must be owned and occupied by a Maine resident as their principal residence.
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