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Re: Deeded timeshare taxes & residency issues (by J A.):

Actually the above is, in my opinion, only partly correct. Residency is a state of mind, as one can be a resident of any state, or more than one, at the same time. The true question is, 'Where are you domiciled?" You can be a resident of many places, but only domiciled in one. Your domicile is the residence you lay your head down and call your perminant home. Any other home is merly your residence.

For what its worth, you can call a park bench your domicile if thats where you call your perminant home. However, I assure you no state will grant in state tuition to someone claiming the park as his residence absent a court determining this fact. As for a timeshare, it is impossible to have this as your domicile since you may onky live there one week a year. Better to claim the bench outside the community ;-)