I know there are some fees that can be exempted if you have a certain disability status, etc.  

If you have related expenses to declare, you may not owe much, anyway (although I think it might change your homeowner sales exemption when you sell).  

In the law, there is also a statement that encourages lenders to consider the circumstances and specifically exempts the right for estate planning purposes where the beneficial interest is not changed. 

Solo 401k is exempt from this rule.Hope this helps.

The answer to my last enquiry to the IRS regarding the sale of land on which I had tented being eligible for the homeowners exclusion was a recitation of the exemption, which I took to be an affirmative answer; the IRS does not distinguish between permitted/unpermitted dwellings.

I learned during my research today that Pennsylvania does not have a homestead exemption, so my personal residence is at risk if I get sued. 

I'll be the contrarian: The full $1,000,000 would go straight into a tax-exempt bond fund.

There are two types of CA homestead exemptions.

In most areas when they pass restrictive STR laws, STRs that were operating before those laws were passed are exempt. 

You would lose any homestead exemption you currently have depending on the state you live in.