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can you own property while on disability

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StCaden
11/28/2025, 07:27:29 AM

Yes, you can own property while receiving disability benefits in the U.S., but the impact depends on the type of benefit. For SSDI, property ownership generally has no effect, as it is not needs-based. For SSI, which is needs-based, your primary residence is excluded from asset limits, but additional properties, such as rental homes, can affect eligibility and must be reported.

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