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We own a house worth approx $50,000 in Georgia and live in it,will this dis-qualify me from getting a check due to my diabetic foot neuropathy (pain)?

Only my wife works at Wal Mart.

Thx.
Thank you to all that posted previously, but the thread had gone off track a bit, those have been removed.

bumping up the original for any other on topic replies for Point Blank.
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