[thelegges]

Originally Posted by Normal

I see where you are going with this, so ask the following question of yourself:

How is your homeowners insurance filed? Ai is being used by insurance companies in an existing national database. Lien holder’s share data with them. Will you run into complications there?

Additionally, there is the distinct possibility of incurring both financial and custody in multiple states. States and counties increasingly have new tools at their disposal to prevent revenue losses.

HO Insurance has nothing to do with residency. You can own residence in more than one state, spouse is not on deeds. Insurance is listed with my name, however you can list anyone on the policy, that have personal property at that address.
Filing MFS (married filing separate) is the paper trail followed keeping income, deduction, with different residency. There are pluses and minus for filing married or MFS. Your Tax account or CPA can answer what's best.

HO isn't a factor