Double taxation comes with a Chapter C corporation. You are taxed once as a corporation, and then again as an individual (in the case of dividends, corporate income, etc). You can avoid the double taxation bugaboo by incorporating as a Subchapter S corporation.
Don’t incorporate in Nevada if you can help it. Nevada corporations are a favorite of the IRS when it comes to auditing. That being said, however, your best bet is to pay an attorney for a few hours of their time and get proper advice.
I don’t know that putting your house into the corporation’s name is such a good idea, though. It sounds as like you might be more interested in an APT (asset protection trust). Again, speak with an attorney. My background is in accounting and finance. I understand corporations from that perspective, but you need an attorney specializing in corporate formation and business law.
