A Property Is Valued at $100,000, but the Property Owner

question 30

Multiple Choice

A property is valued at $100,000, but the property owner only has to pay taxes on $75,000. Why is this?

• A) The property is likely located in one of the state's tax havens.
• B) The homestead exemption applies.
• C) The property assessor undervalued the property.
• D) The low-tax exemption applies.

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