Real Estate Math
A Fargo property valued at $320,000 has annual property taxes of $6,400. What is the effective tax rate?
A1.5%
B2%✓ Correct
C2.5%
D3%
Explanation
Effective tax rate = Annual taxes / Property value = $6,400 / $320,000 = 0.02 = 2%.
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