South Carolina H3847 prohibits municipalities from regulating co-owned homes, reserving such regulation to the General Assembly.

South Carolina H3847 amends the state code to prevent municipalities from regulating the use, disposition, sale, or taxation of co-owned homes. This bill defines a "co-owned home" as a residential dwelling jointly owned by individuals or entities for personal use. Municipalities are still allowed to regulate the rental of co-owned homes if done without imposing fees on guests and to enforce land use regulations applied equally to all residential dwellings. The act takes effect upon approval by the Governor.

South Carolina H3847 prohibits municipalities from regulating co-owned homes, reserving such regulation to the General Assembly.

South Carolina H3847 amends the state code to prevent municipalities from regulating the use, disposition, sale, or taxation of co-owned homes. This bill defines a "co-owned home" as a residential dwelling jointly owned by individuals or entities for personal use. Municipalities are still allowed to regulate the rental of co-owned homes if done without imposing fees on guests and to enforce land use regulations applied equally to all residential dwellings. The act takes effect upon approval by the Governor.