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Jordan L.
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Property Tax Assessed Value Appeal in South Carolina

Jordan L.
  • Investor
  • USA
Posted

 Hi everyone!  I am a rookie investor, with one tenant-occupied rental property in South Carolina.   Anyone familiar with owning rental property in the state should know how high our property taxes are.

On top of this, the county assessor has my property valued at about $25,000 more than what it is really worth. Does anyone have experience with property tax assessed value appeals? What should I expect when I call the number provided by the county to dispute the value? Also, how do I go about finding sold comps in the area without MLS access? I'd like to be as prepared as is possible before I initiate this process. Any other tips or recommendations are absolutely welcomed.

Thank you,

Jordan

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