23 Miss. Code. R. 103-1.23 - Resources With Zero Value
A. Property does
not cease to be a resource simply because it has no current market value. Even
though there is no value to count, the property remains a resource for as long
as it meets the definition of a resource. If the property develops market value
at a later time, this will be an increase in the value of a resource rather
than receipt of income.
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