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To those who have been following my posts in the last few days you know where I'm translating this from.

What do we know about real estate ? This is a knotty problem that has several "experts" giving their opinions on it. when I deal with an unusual situation in mathmatics, I simplify the equation and reduce things to their lowest common denominator. That is the way to approach real estate purchases. We need to analyze how that piece of real estate was added to the tax roles and what current laws are in effect that allow the removal of that land from the tax roles. Land usually becomes taxable when it is donated to the goverment (in Trust) for use as collateral on the national debt. We need to withdraw that piece of real estate from that Trust.
All goverments jurisdictions have certain use and occupation classes that are recognized as tax exempt. Many educational and pure-science research facilities are tax exempt. Most jurisdictions will also recognize land belonging to churches and religious societies as being tax immune. Because I do not currently own real estae, I will not attempt to pass myself off as a living expert, but I will ofer several ways of enjoying the benefits of freehold title to land. These methods will require varying degrees of resolve to force the government to live up to its charter. Method 1 has worked on many occasions. Method 5 has worked on thousands of occasions. The others have worked in the past and should work in the future, but it may not be easy.