Does SLS consider real property assets when looking at personal assets for financial aid? Forum

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Harvard's financial aid website is very explicit about the fact that they do consider all real property assets when calculating your assets, but Stanford's website has a lot less info. I know it's a long shot, but does anyone have the answer here?

Stanford uses the FAFSA, which doesn't ask for real property values, so I have hope that maybe they do not consider real property that is a primary residence as an asset that one should liquidate to pay for law school.