Is it possible to avoid capital estate tax and/or capital gains tax in perpetuity by owning a piece of real estate in a trust, and never re-recoding the deed in a new name each time ownership is passed on?

There's a lot of movement going on.

Hi @Chris Lopez, yes, good timing for me with the whole DIY movement. 

People have told me that these systems are expensive, but I'm still not quite sure if it is because of the material handling (dirt movement from off-site, compacting?

Keep in mind thousands left New Orleans for Houston .. now they are going through the same thing.I know this created a lot of influx in other cities that were close to New Orleans like over flow to Jackson MS>. so maybe you will see a bunch of movement to san anton.. and Dallas..

Like I said, I haven't seen too much movement in that area as far as negotiating the provision, but if you have a good attorney, you can certainly give it a shot!

I have a perpetually leaky roof on a building I own in Manchester, TN.  

We did drop the price $15k to $634,900 to see if that would encourage movement and nothing.

We'd want data on:1) average daily rate2) occupancy rate3) major movements in your market of supply/demand4) overall insight into the market (new employer coming into town, etc.)ideally 1-2 people could be responsible for their market, and we can share info.

@Ian Ong - Yes, oil and gas is not finished by any stretch of imagination, but is definitely going to go downhill in the next 10 years.As far as my movement is concerned.