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Updated over 3 years ago on . Most recent reply
Which states have higher non-resident property taxes?
As far as I know, South Carolina does have outrageously high property tax for out-of-state investors. Are there any other states to be aware of?
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@Turgut Oz Our 6% rate is actually pretty average on a national scale. The 4% is similar to a homestead credit, which is extremely low nationally. I think people usually just get sticker shock when they compare the 2. What's frustrating is that the 6% is pretty standard for the rest of the country, but our infrastructure and education is less than average. The 4% tax rates barely go towards education or infrastructure. The state/counties try to make up the difference with the 6% properties.
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