No, because the services you expect from living there do need to be paid some way or other. > One thing is to pay for capital gains or new income, but you alre

No, because the services you expect from living there do need to be paid some way or other. > One thing is to pay for capital gains or new income, but you already paid taxes when you bought the house/property. Servicing the property obviously costs ongoing money, so why wouldn't the taxes be ongoing?