The, you sell off your shares getting your money and leaving the tax liability behind.Do you have any capital assets to tax loss harvest against the depreciation (if you don't do the 1031)?

I’ve heard of the following ways to minimize these taxes…1) Combine some tax harvesting with the sale.I will be investigating this more but does anyone have any experience with this …any input?

If its vacant land you can rent the land, maybe to a farmer for crops, maybe to somebody else who needs land like a paint ball company, or for storage, or to hold events. or cut the trees for a timber harvest. 

I always ask the seller to get multiple offers from my competitors.Not only do I come across are very honest (which I am believe it or not), harvesting a lot more trust with the seller, having their best interest in mind...

I do not mind waiting 2 years; it is not the only deal I am working with and this would be harvesting a good deal for the future if possible.

So if you have a 401K for example you are not taxed at the beginning (or like the book says on the seed), but taxed when you go to pull the money out usually at a higher rate (on the harvest).

Just think of your business cards as seeds that must be planted in order to reap the harvest.

I think more importantly is if an investor doesn't understand communication then no matter how many calls they get they won't be able t harvest.  

DC1 .Harvest list(Take out all recent sold and renovated props with no Equity) do this using google maps and zillow.2.Skip trace all those good leads.3.Call them and Lock it down!!!!

Jerry -- most all of the low-hanging fruit has been harvested.