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Florida Real Estate Course
Chapter 9
Florida Real Estate Practice Question
Which statement is TRUE regarding how ad valorem (property) taxes are assessed for condominiums and cooperatives?
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A
Ad valorem taxes are assessed against each individual unit for both condominiums and cooperatives.
B
Ad valorem taxes are assessed against each individual condominium unit, but a cooperative is assessed as a single entire property.
C
Ad valorem taxes are assessed against each individual cooperative unit, but a condominium building is assessed as a single entire property.
D
Ad valorem taxes are assessed based strictly on the square footage of the unit, regardless of whether it is a condo or a co-op.
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