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               Petitioner purchased a house in 1972.  On January 22, 1982,            
          he mortgaged the house to secure a loan of approximately $22,400.           
          The above table suggests that petitioner was not employed for the           
          entire year in 1982 and was not employed at all during 1983.                
          Soon after obtaining the loan, petitioner stopped making the                
          required monthly payments.  On March 18, 1984, with a loan                  
          repayment arrearage of approximately $4,000, petitioner’s house             
          was sold in a foreclosure sale.  Petitioner lived with a friend             
          for several months thereafter, but soon moved in with his parents           
          at their house.  In 1993, while petitioner was living with his              
          parents, they deeded their house and a rental property that they            
          owned to petitioner.  Later in 1993, petitioner’s father was                
          denied State-assisted medical benefits because, according to                
          State authorities, he transferred assets without adequate                   
          consideration.                                                              
               Petitioner and another individual formed a partnership in              
          1979 for the purpose of constructing several houses on land owned           
          by petitioner.  Petitioner obtained financing for the                       
          construction projects from a local bank.  The truck that                    
          petitioner had purchased for use in the partnership’s business              
          was repossessed.  On his 1979 and 1980 Federal income tax                   
          returns, petitioner reported adjusted gross incomes of $3,758 and           
          ($45,697), respectively.                                                    








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