Tobaid of sen Jamexe for PROBLEM 6-12: EXEMPTION LITIGATION ton bluos Debtor claimed a homestead exemption for his 46-foot Sea Ray boat, arguing that it served as his principal residence. The trustee filed a timely objection. Applicable state law provides that a debtor may claim a homestead exemption for "the parcel of land or personal property in which he/she holds an interest that is used a residence." Who bears the burden of proof over whether the boat was the debtor's primary residence? See In re Aubiel, 534 B.R. 300 (B.A.P. 6th Cir. 2015). What if relevant legislative history and all state law cases on point only refer to mobile homes (or "mohos" as they are referred to in the trade) as the "personal property" referred to in the statute? (which is a bstinu.adt of nemalogas prated but vodous