What are property taxes for non residents on US homes?

August 29th, 2011 | by admin |

I have heard that property taxes for non-residents in the US are not regulated. In other words, they may be volatile from year to year. Is there somewhere I can find more information about this, if it’s true?

Property taxes are the same for as a resident. It doesn’t matter if you are not a resident.

  1. 4 Responses to “What are property taxes for non residents on US homes?”

  2. By the kid on Aug 29, 2011 | Reply

    Property taxes for EVERYONE change from year to year usually. Properties are assessed every three years and taxes for the next 3 years set. They often go up each year.
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  3. By David on Aug 29, 2011 | Reply

    Property taxes are the same for as a resident. It doesn’t matter if you are not a resident.
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  4. By tro on Aug 29, 2011 | Reply

    your county assessor does that on all properties in the county, there is a residential rate and a commercial rate, I don’t know anywhere that has a distinction re: the residency of the owner
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  5. By StephenWeinstein on Aug 29, 2011 | Reply

    And they are volatile for U.S. residents too (except in California). Property taxes are the same for residents and for non-residents.
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