All PG&E, SDG&E, SCE, and community choice aggregation residential customers — except for California Alternate Rates for Energy, or CARE, and Family Electric Rate Assistance or FERA, customers — will have to pay this tax, and it cannot be reduced or avoided, no matter how little energy a household uses.

It makes sense that they're hard to find because most owners go the STR route, but long term leasing might be a reasonable alternative too.    

Having to pay more for what is ours seems unfair.. but its better than the alternative.

It seems evident that this tenant can no longer afford an apartment like this, so this would give them a time to come up with a plan to find an alternative.

It’s an alternative, and not necessarily a good one, to capital call or foreclosure.I think that as a community we need to hold all syndicators accountable to outcomes for investors, yes, but also we need to be practical about what the right thing to do is.A few syndications have handed the keys back, for nearly total wipeouts.

I've never heard of a "cash for keys" option as they stated above but it does sounds like the best alternative than waiting for a court date.

But in my opinion, it is a much better alternative.

If you decide to sell another strategy for you to consider as an alternative to a 1031 is a structured installment sale. 

@Patrick Philip Keep in mind banks will price there construction debt based on the Fed rate & expect to pay WSJ Prime +1/2 to 1 Point so 10% is not bad from an alternative lender at this time.

I am also looking alternative to my current platform.