Hello,If you have 2 properties cross collateralized with 1 lender and you sell 1 of the properties can you roll the equity to the other property with out taking a pay out of taxable profit/income?

The loan proceeds are not taxable. 

Just make sure is done as direct-rollover instead of a 60 day rollover even though both methods would not result in a taxable event.

Legally, you don't have to report it, but showing the taxable wages would solve the problem.

I was looking through the public property records for an area that I'm looking to invest in, and when I was looking through the page it said that the "2018 Total Value/Taxable", was $79,000.

I'm guessing because it's a non-taxable event VS selling it for the higher value down the road?

Roughly speaking, my mortgage payment would deflate (reducing my "rent payment") or if I rented it out the rent increases would inflate, keeping the previous numbers "real."4)  Social Security @ age 62, $1,760.The above scenario does not include my taxable account of  ~ 110K, which is about 15% stocks, 10% bonds, rest high yield savings cash.  

She may need/want a big taxable lump sum from the sales.

I do not pay taxes here - rental income is not taxable (yet, probably).

. ***************************************************************************** This is not a comps - CA taxable value 42 times more than AZ.