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during 1988. Petitioners generally rented apartments, trailers,
or houses while they were working at various power plants. In
early 1991, petitioners purchased a trailer that they moved from
job to job so they would not have to worry about finding
accommodations at each job site. The trailer also provided an
easier way to move petitioners’ personal belongings from job site
to job site. Until mid-1990, petitioners stayed with
Mrs. Baugh’s parents on Hickory Ridge Drive (Hickory Ridge) in
Port Clinton when petitioners returned to Port Clinton between
jobs. For convenience in receiving their mail, petitioners used
the Hickory Ridge address when they were on work assignments away
from Port Clinton. Petitioners maintained their voter and car
registrations and their driver’s licenses in Port Clinton, using
the Hickory Ridge address.
In April 1990, petitioners purchased a duplex located at 414
and 414-1/2 Monroe Street (Monroe) in Port Clinton. Petitioners
wanted to purchase property so they would not have to stay with
Mrs. Baugh’s parents when they were in Port Clinton and so they
would have a place to store furniture. Petitioners chose to
purchase a duplex because they knew they would be away from Port
Clinton on work assignments and having a tenant living on the
premises would provide security. Petitioners hired Jack Bradley
Realty to manage the Monroe Street property. Petitioners rented
414 Monroe beginning in mid-1990 and continuing throughout 1992,
except for 2 months in 1992. Petitioners did not begin to rent
414-1/2 Monroe until mid-1992. Petitioners derived no income
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