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JWM. I have been following your deflation comments and those of Mish and my favorite piggington poster of all time – 4plexowner.

I can’t say it is quite sinking in. Sometimes I’m slow like that because I need to understand, in detail what you are saying before I have the “aha”. It hasn’t kicked in yet.

So, if you don’t mind, could you put some detail to this deflation thing, the theory behind it. The cause and effect.

I mean, I see the Feds cutting. I see the dollar dropping. It all says “devaluing dollar” = inflation, right?

Are you saying an upcoming deflationary period will be preceeded by an inflationary period, or will we drop right into it? Will the dollar devalue AND prices come down? Are you talking Gold? Oil? Stocks? Housing? Vegetables? Milk? Assets? Commodities? all deflating?

4plexowner mentioned some theory, but I can’t find the thread to read up on it.

Thanks in advance for the education.

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I think a property can only go through a trust transfer one time without a change in basis. Not 100% sure if I remember that correctly.

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I think a property can only go through a trust transfer one time without a change in basis. Not 100% sure if I remember that correctly.

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I think a property can only go through a trust transfer one time without a change in basis. Not 100% sure if I remember that correctly.

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I think a property can only go through a trust transfer one time without a change in basis. Not 100% sure if I remember that correctly.

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I think a property can only go through a trust transfer one time without a change in basis. Not 100% sure if I remember that correctly.

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I have always wondered if you couldn’t use a corporation to avoid the property tax increase.

Use a corporation to buy the house, then instead of selling the house at an increased basis, sell the corporation to the new owner.

I have always assumed something in the law prevents this, but always wondered.

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I have always wondered if you couldn’t use a corporation to avoid the property tax increase.

Use a corporation to buy the house, then instead of selling the house at an increased basis, sell the corporation to the new owner.

I have always assumed something in the law prevents this, but always wondered.

[sdduuuude]

I have always wondered if you couldn’t use a corporation to avoid the property tax increase.

Use a corporation to buy the house, then instead of selling the house at an increased basis, sell the corporation to the new owner.

I have always assumed something in the law prevents this, but always wondered.

[sdduuuude]

I have always wondered if you couldn’t use a corporation to avoid the property tax increase.

Use a corporation to buy the house, then instead of selling the house at an increased basis, sell the corporation to the new owner.

I have always assumed something in the law prevents this, but always wondered.

[sdduuuude]

I have always wondered if you couldn’t use a corporation to avoid the property tax increase.

Use a corporation to buy the house, then instead of selling the house at an increased basis, sell the corporation to the new owner.

I have always assumed something in the law prevents this, but always wondered.

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I went to a free seminar held by a lawyer and it was excellent. Little pressure to buy and super informative. If you buy the package that night, they give you a discount. That’s about all the pressure you get.

There was a fixed price to put together the whole trust/will package. $1300 or so, I think. So, little chance of them milking you to death.

Before signing, I asked my corporate attorney if he had any dirt on these guys. He knew of them and said they were highly reputable. Our experience was simple and straightforward.

http://www.walterstrustinfo.com/

Whether you use them to do the paperwork or not, I highly recommend the seminar.

[sdduuuude]

I went to a free seminar held by a lawyer and it was excellent. Little pressure to buy and super informative. If you buy the package that night, they give you a discount. That’s about all the pressure you get.

There was a fixed price to put together the whole trust/will package. $1300 or so, I think. So, little chance of them milking you to death.

Before signing, I asked my corporate attorney if he had any dirt on these guys. He knew of them and said they were highly reputable. Our experience was simple and straightforward.

http://www.walterstrustinfo.com/

Whether you use them to do the paperwork or not, I highly recommend the seminar.

[sdduuuude]

I went to a free seminar held by a lawyer and it was excellent. Little pressure to buy and super informative. If you buy the package that night, they give you a discount. That’s about all the pressure you get.

There was a fixed price to put together the whole trust/will package. $1300 or so, I think. So, little chance of them milking you to death.

Before signing, I asked my corporate attorney if he had any dirt on these guys. He knew of them and said they were highly reputable. Our experience was simple and straightforward.

http://www.walterstrustinfo.com/

Whether you use them to do the paperwork or not, I highly recommend the seminar.

[sdduuuude]

I went to a free seminar held by a lawyer and it was excellent. Little pressure to buy and super informative. If you buy the package that night, they give you a discount. That’s about all the pressure you get.

There was a fixed price to put together the whole trust/will package. $1300 or so, I think. So, little chance of them milking you to death.

Before signing, I asked my corporate attorney if he had any dirt on these guys. He knew of them and said they were highly reputable. Our experience was simple and straightforward.

http://www.walterstrustinfo.com/

Whether you use them to do the paperwork or not, I highly recommend the seminar.

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