You can only postpone it indefinitely if you do pursue a 1031.

Seems like most meet ups have been post-poned due to covid.

First hiccup, but we didn't think too much of it, eager to please him and get to business.Th day before the closing has to take place, we get informed by the attorneys that the closing is postponed because our buyer (to whom we had assigned the contract) contacted the sellers and tried to negotiate with them, behind our back.Fortunately, we had filed a Memorandum of Affidavit and in doing so we clouded the title. 

I need to close my retirement account ( similar to 401k here ) in a foreign country. can I roll them into a 401k rollover account to postpone income tax?

So not a total lose at all, just a postponing.

Originally posted by @Anne Smith:Florida is working on it:http://www.flsenate.gov/Session/Bill/2019/1128/BillText/c1/PDFhttp://www.flsenate.gov/Session/Bill/2019/1128/ByCategory Not any more.Last Action: 5/3/2019 Senate - Indefinitely postponed and withdrawn from considerationDon't know what happened. 

If you do still have time left on the buyer rep agreement you can either postpone the purchase until after the contract expires or you could try contacting the agents broker to see if they would let you out the contract due to personality conflict etc.

While you can negotiate to purchase the property from the owner keep in mind the lender has no obligation to stop or postpone the foreclosure unless they are paid in full prior to the foreclosure date. 

All we can do, as a provider, is to try to postpone those costs as long as possible.As for our returns, Rob is correct again - we look at equity because that's one of the chief benefits of buy and hold turnkey rentals - your tenants buy you 75-80% of a house!

Do I need to make any election for two year replacement option so client does not have to pay any taxes as long as the replacement cost is same or more than adjusted basis of building destoyed               You don't have to report a gain if you are trying to postpone it under sec 1033.