Most communities contain a number of tax-exempt properties. All of the following are typically included in the tax-exempt property classification EXCEPT:

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Tax-exempt properties are typically owned by organizations or entities that serve a public good, such as government buildings, places of worship, and universities. Single-family homes owned by individuals do not typically fall under this classification unless they are being used for a specific charitable purpose. Therefore, option D is typically not included in the tax-exempt property classification.

Most Communities Contain a Number of Tax-Exempt Properties