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When Medicaid takes someone's home...
Question...
With all these new people on Medicaid, what happens to the properties they take?
For people on Medicaid, the 10 states that plan to go after your estate’s assets are: California, Colorado, Iowa, Massachusetts, Nevada, New Jersey, New York, North Dakota, Ohio, and Rhode Island.
I live in Ohio. Can I buy properties off Medicaid?