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When Wilma moved from Tennessee to Michigan she expected no legal obstacles to buying or renting a home in Michigan. Was Wilma correct?

When Wilma moved from Tennessee to Michigan she expected no legal obstacles to buying or renting a home in Michigan. Was Wilma correct?
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when Wilma moved from Tennessee to Michigan she expected no legal obstacles to buying or renting a home in Michigan. Was Wilma correct?

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Wilma is correct because no state can draw unreasonable distinctions between it's own residents and those who live in another state.
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