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A Tennessee real estate licensee is advising a client about property tax exemptions available in the state. Which of the following entities or property types would NOT typically qualify for a property tax exemption under Tennessee law?

Correct Answer

C) A privately owned rental apartment complex operated for profit

A privately owned rental apartment complex operated for profit does NOT qualify for a property tax exemption under Tennessee law. Tennessee's property tax exemptions (Tenn. Code Ann. § 67-5-201 et seq.) are reserved for government-owned property, religious organizations, educational institutions, and qualifying charitable/nonprofit entities. For-profit rental property does not meet any of these exemption criteria and is fully subject to ad valorem taxation.

Answer Options
A
A church using its property exclusively for religious worship services
B
A nonprofit hospital using its property for charitable medical services
C
A privately owned rental apartment complex operated for profit
D
Property owned by the State of Tennessee and used for governmental purposes

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Many states have laws to limit how much property taxes can increase each year, regardless of market value fluctuations.

Various programs and exemptions exist to reduce the property tax burden for specific groups, such as seniors, homesteaders, or veterans.

A transfer tax is a tax imposed on the transfer of ownership of real estate.

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