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are there states with no property tax

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SanCarter
11/28/2025, 07:18:12 AM

While there are no states without property tax (real estate tax), there are ways to make sure you're not surprised by your end-of-year bill, and to ensure your rental portfolio remains cash flow positive. Failing to accurately budget for property taxes on investment properties can result in a very unpleasant financial surprise for investors.

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