Establishing Domicile with a deeded lot questions
If you have a deeded lot and pay property taxes in Florida, can you use that lot for establishing domicile even if the resort by laws and covenants state otherwise?
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By establishing domicile, do you mean obtaining DL? Registration/title? For tax purposes? For banks and insurance companies? These can have slightly different requirements, but if the agency is willing to accept your address, you are good to go. You generally can use any address on your tax return, but good to use one which can forward your mail in case IRS contacts you. You probably will need a separate mailing address if you want mailing address in FL too if you are going to live on the road, its good to have, in fact you can establish domicile in FL using Escapees type companies that provide mail forwarding. But those mail forwarding addresses are all in databases insurance can access now and good to have physical garaging address in FL such as your lot address. No one is going to be reading your deed or cares about it.
Source: someone who had no "real" domicile for decades
