It is when you withdraw gains, employer contributiions, or interest earned is when you begin to see the taxation.

If there are any CPAs out there that specializes in personal taxation, that would be great. 

He reaches out to his tax professional to see if there are differences in taxation.

I'm going to proceed as planned, but have to give into the terms of the city's laws (permits, taxation, density regulation, etc..).

A web search of "real estate taxation CPE" will yield quite a few options.

But overall, the strategy of getting into and out of positive cash flow properties and avoiding taxation, sounds like a much a better way to invest my money than the other $500k+ I have on the stock market.

Additionally, Pass-through taxation is a benefit. 

That really helped and now I get it Capital gains will always be subject to taxation but deferment is the magic or additional depreciation from other investment properties or syndications.

There are 20+ CPAs and accountants on this site that specialize in real estate taxation.

It is not eliminating muni oversight and taxation,   Get a grip people.