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Updated over 6 years ago on . Most recent reply
How to estimate property taxes in Greenville County in SC?
How do i estimate what my property taxes will be for my rental property? I currently live in this house, but I'm not sure what my property taxes would be after I put up my house for rent.
Thanks.
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Hey Ali, for a non owner occupied residential property it will be 6% of the appraised value.
Then multiply that number by the millage rate(do a quick Google search for millage rates in Greenville) for the district the property is in. And that will be your taxes for that property.
So in short
Appraised Value X .06 = Assessed Value
Assessed Value X millage rate = annual property taxes owed