But hey when I'm the "big" guy I would want that treatment from the listing agent as well. 

I'm trying to figure out the tax treatment to see what "I can keep." 

I have incurred medical costs and the costs appear to be rising as I get my family members tested and we start treatment.  

I have incurred medical costs and the costs appear to be rising as I get my family members tested and we start treatment.

If your counter is still in good shape, wait until before you sell, so you can list as new granite counters, and I believe there are different tax treatments if you do improvements right before sale versus just updating a rental, but I'm not an accountant, so not sure.  

I want our medical facilities well versed in treatment before she gets it. 

On our last visit, we rented a condo.The other thought I had is finding a place near one of the major cancer treatment centers like Moffitt in Tampa or Mayo in Jacksonville.

It affects tax treatment since you may not be able to use depreciation and have to treat the gains at a higher tax rate.In the simplest terms, did you buy it solely with the intent of selling at a higher price and that is the only way you'll make money (i.e. no rent collections)?

Access road, fencing, too much acreage, and create an eye sore.

A tax lien is not going to be a deeded interest in actual real estate so it's not going to qualify for 1031 treatment.