What sorts of properties can qualify for the Homeowners Exemption?
A qualifying dwelling can be any place you own as your principal place of residence and that is subject to property tax. Examples include, but are not limited to: • A single family residence • A duplex or half-plex • A condominium or planned unit development (PUD) • A unit of any multi-unit property • A manufactured home that is subject to property tax • A houseboat or floating home that is subject to property tax • A living unit in a commercial or industrial property A dwelling will not qualify for the exemption if it is (or is intended to be) rented or leased, vacant/unoccupied, or if it is the vacation or secondary home of the claimant, or if you do not own it.
