And you can always protest if you think it's obscenely low.

The property taxes tax attorneys who specialize in tax protests generally take on for no cost and get a percentage of the savings.

If a potential tenant protests that, that's a good indication that you shouldn't rent to them.

Oh, also, suddenly on the day they protest these charges, there appears a negative 2 star rating on my google business page, from someone who has never been a tenant.

And if you turn this question around and ask me if I were in the shoes of the protesters above would I move, the answer is 100% absolutely. 

@Bianca Gandhi That is the norm - tax assessed value should be lower than market value or else everyone would be able to protest their taxes.

Also, protest your property taxes.  

Also, Barcelona has outlawed short term rentals from Air BnB in order to control issues they've been having with tons of tourists, and they've been fining people for renting without permits:https://www.theguardian.com/travel/2017/aug/11/barcelona-spain-anti-tourism-protest-segway-banI believe renting your place out for longer than 31 days is possible, and there are property management companies that could help with that, but I just couldn't find anything in the area I wanted to be in that was less than 200,000 Euros.

I'm steaming now and I told her that there was something in the toilet, she had protested all night and day that there wasn't. 

We just completed our VERY FIRST Property Tax Protestant Hearing with the Collins County Appraisal Review Board.