South Carolina S0848 prohibits municipalities from regulating co-owned homes' use, disposition, or sale, except for rental regulations and equal land.
South Carolina S0848 amends the state code to ensure that municipalities cannot regulate the use, disposition, sale, or impose fees or taxes on co-owned homes. This law aims to protect property rights and the transferability of interests in real property. However, municipalities can still regulate the rental of co-owned homes, provided it does not involve the use, disposition, or sale of the home, and can enforce land use regulations equally across all residential dwellings. This act takes effect upon approval by the Governor.
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