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Under Texas property tax law, all of the following are categories of property exempt from ad valorem taxation EXCEPT:

Correct Answer

B) Investment rental properties owned by individual investors

Investment rental properties owned by individual investors are NOT exempt from ad valorem taxation. These properties are fully taxable at their appraised value with no homestead or organizational exemptions available.

Answer Options
A
Property owned by the state or federal government
B
Investment rental properties owned by individual investors
C
Property used exclusively for religious worship by a qualifying religious organization
D
Property owned by qualifying charitable organizations used for charitable purposes

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