Also, the revolution was driven largely by a desire to eliminate or reduce taxation by the government...So, I realize my argument for who has rights in this country is thin at best.

Since 1997, up to $250,000, ($500,000 for married couples) on the sale of a home is exempt from taxation if you meet the following criteria: 1.

here in MD it's on the state dept. of assessments and taxation website. even DC has one to look up the owners.

In response to the issue of taxation: This is not a simple topic; this is why you want a good accountant on your team.

You get to exempt the first $250K for a personal residence ($500K if married) and you pay no tax *at all*.

if you live in Utah, and have your S Corp filed there, and want to invest in Seattle Washington, you speak to your CPA and he'll tell you if you need to even register in the STate of Washington to transact business there.ask your CPA.now, as for LLC and self-employment taxation - talk to your CPA first before you jump to conclusions about S Corp vs LLC.

This deduction provides a tax shelter that can shield positive cash flow, as well as the equity buildup occurring through principal reduction on the loan, from taxation.

In reference to double taxation on a rehab, I am not sure exactly what you are referring to.

Due to the insurance increase and high taxation rents no longer cover all expenses...WHAT TO DO?

Here are a couple quotes from the NM Department of Taxation and Revenue:[b]Q: What type of deed does the Property Tax Division issue for property purchased at tax sales?