If you somehow managed to buy a lot of properties, one in each US state and one on each continent outside North America (excluding Antarctica), therefore owning 55 properties, and counted all but one as vacation property, would it be worth it? Notes: each spring/summer, you would spend 5 months traveling from US house to US house, all situated near your favorite spot(s) to visit in that state, each stocked with basic necessities like clothes and staple food, and this allows you to always "sleep in your own bed," not renting hotel/motel rooms. Then you would spend one month each year in a house on each of the other 5 continents, mostly making day trips from that location to see sites. But, for the last two months, you would live in one of the US houses. You would keep the houses for 5 years and experience the world in this way. So, would the money saved in fees normally paid by travellers who did not own so many homes make the cost of taxes worth it?
2007-05-04
02:59:14
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