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Old 04-01-2009, 12:27 PM
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Default South Carolina Property Tax

We own a home in South Carolina. We are moving and have been unable to sell our home (go figure) and are considering renting it. We will be renting a home in the state that we move to. Since we will not be owning a home other than the one in South Carolina can we avoid changing our tax bracket from 4% to 6%? If so, how do you avoid letting the country treasurer's office from knowing that you are renting out that house? For example, we have our tax bill mailed to our home every year...do you just ask them to mail it to your rental home...wouldn't they start asking questions?
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