Title insurance will exempt it if it exists prior to closing, and won't cover it if filed after closing.  

you can claim sales tax exempt in ohio but it's not really for things like flipping.

At the end of the day make the real estate investment work first, then worry about taxes.Also, keep in mind that the estate tax exemption is something north of $5MM so unless the EQUITY of the real estate is more than $5MM Federal estate tax should not even come into your thinking.Read this:  http://www.cbpp.org/research/federal-tax/ten-facts...

When you review a property check to see if the taxes are based on an exemption for the homeowner.  

However, an attorney told me that the tittle companies may just refuse to work with this exemption.

Wc insurance is required by all people that work in construction .. even sole proprietors .. this is of course if your intending on keeping things legal and not wanting to risk getting sued by a injured worker .. a officer of a LLC or a corperation can get exempt  from   Workers Comp but they have to file for it .. so if you have anyone who you hire that tells you they are excempt .. ask to see their certificate .. then check online to see if it is valid .. unfortunately  .. if you dont check and they get injured , you can still be held liable .. good luck and ..God Speed , Michael Short 

All airbnb properties have to be licensed now, if you do whole home rentals you must have a homestead exemption.

The overlap may be exempted, but it's worth looking at.Now some ideas:You could extend out the time for specific performance (extend the closing until the whole mess is figured out ).If no one cares about the land, and it doesn't matter for the building, create a subdivision where the building and the land are on one deed, the questionable land on the other.

It depends on what SEC Exemption the Operaters are utilizing.If it’s 506B they can take up to 35 non accredited & unlimited accredited. 

I notice you are from Texas which has a homestead exemption rule which protects your primary residence against most judgement.