Research for yourself and draw your own conclusions but that's what I'd do.

Any responses you get will be anecdotal based on personal experience - you need a significant sample size for any conclusions to be statistically valid.    

Came to that conclusion two months ago.  

With no SSN there is no conclusive way to check credit or background.

Savings account accumulation isn’t the end of the world…yes the dollar is losing value to inflation, but that is a grand philosophical conclusion and in real life, having some extra reserves is never a bad thing.  

Our conclusion...doesn't fit our strategy.That said were impressed with the housing quality on Dexter itself. 

@Christian Hutchinson I spent a lot of time this summer learning about Detroit and came to the same conclusions you laid out.

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Thanks for anyone reading this and considering helping me out.I want to hear if other CPAs are aware of an exception but my initial conclusion would be this is a taxable transaction since 721 allows for nontaxable exchanges for property.There is a difference in treatment of receipts of a profits interest and a capital interest.

So I'm going to provide an alternative conclusion than Kislay, and I may be wrong so please correct me if so.A transfer from the HSA account to your bank account may be considered a distribution from an HSA.You would know for sure if you got a 1099-SA.To the extent not used for qualified medical, it could be taxable.Honestly most CPAs just set the distribution equal to medical on the 8889.Sec 223(f)Tax treatment of distributions(1)Amounts used for qualified medical expensesAny amount paid or distributed out of a health savings account which is used exclusively to pay qualified medical expenses of any account beneficiary shall not be includible in gross income.(2)Inclusion of amounts not used for qualified medical expensesAny amount paid or distributed out of a health savings account which is not used exclusively to pay the qualified medical expenses of the account beneficiary shall be included in the gross income of such beneficiary.