After a year of living here, I plan to move back to Salt Lake City, so I don't want to register my car and change my driver's license if I don't have to, but I also want to make sure I am doing everything correctly with the government/my lender etc.

If it's a right, why doesn't the government provide it? 

I'm glad it is not in the government's hands directly. 3.

The mortgage is secured—or collateralized—by the house, the buyer’s name goes on the title and the mortgage is recorded with the local government.2.

I found a government result and looked for anything about tenant rates or information for landlords.Here's what I found: https://www.dca.ga.gov/node/77...

The Vacant Land Purchase Agreement from the California Association of Realtors has a "lack of compliance with any governing documents or HoA requirements.

Every token will be controlled by the government.

Thanks.Your statement applies to SMLLC, but it does not apply if you file as S-Corp to IRS:Since you are a single-member LLC, you will initially be classified as a disregarded entity for the purposes of filing a federal tax return.If the only member of the LLC is an individual, the LLC income and expenses are reported on Form 1040 (U.S.

It is a simple registration process for agents.Anyone can get a real estate license as long as they meet state and federal requirements.

Thanks a lot for the answer, there's one thing above that confuses me.So let's say capital gain after selling is $110kpassive active loss from other investments $20klong-term stock loss is $30k. first scenario: is my taxable capital gain is $110k-$20k-$30k=$60k, so this 60k capital gain would be taxed by 15%.second scenario: (110k-20k)*0.15/federal tax rate=$13,500 ; then it would be reduced by LT stock loss of 30k then the actual tax impact is zero ?