The properties are in the name of a trust that places R223, this trust is conformed by small parts or participation, this participation is digitally represented in the blockchain with the R223 tokens that have been destined by the holder.
The end user does NOT appear as the owner of the properties, he appears as the owner of a participation of a trust that is the real owner of the properties, therefore, the taxes to be paid by the person is more for the profit generated at the time of converting the tokens valued back to FIAT (If so desired and depends on where to convert them into FIAT).
The returns generated by the properties will be injected in the form of liquidity in the exchanges where R223 is traded.
The value of the land will be directly related to the value of the R223 token and will be an average of all the land and properties that enter the R223 ecosystem and particularly to those "frozen" by the tokens in the country the holder has chosen to invest in.
Other than the above, if the person decides to acquire the entire property, he/she can fully surrender the tokens and the ownership of the property will be transferred to him/her and at that moment the holder will no longer have his/her R223, but will have possession and ownership of the property, this will depend on the laws of each country and the nationality of the investor.
I'm not sure I follow. The gist was: no, there will be no taxes other than trading fee and profit generated from the margin of buying-selling?
Let's suppose I owned R223 that equal to one house in your plant. I am not subjected to house/property tax in my country because the said building is not under my name (it's under 223 management), but I can use and stay in the house whenever I want, however long I need to, just like how I do with my current house?