Analysis paralysis, reading headlines, trying to "call the bottom of the market" -- you name it - it ends up being a game of you trying to hold a crystal ball and make decisions. 

Does anyone know how to fit the headline?

The headline was wrote in all caps.

I’ve recently joined a few weeks ago but have been following the forums as well as the BP podcast for a little under a year. Books

Job growth, retail sales and most other GDP indicators are healthy from a historic perspective and against a backdrop of conflicting tweets, news articles and headlines, it can be difficult to see that.While we have been in a long bull run, that in itself does not justify a recession.

The headline is a bit silly as all of us are very different. 

Big bold headline with the owner's name as the variable field then some short copy with their address as a variable field (i.e.

It's Inman so it's behind a pay wall.https://www.inman.com/2019/05/03/exp-realty-accused-of-dozens-of-violations-in-california/Here's the sub-headline "The California Department of Real Estate (CDRE) filed a complaint against the virtual brokerage documenting 72 state regulations violations"

Don't expect metro Phoenix housing market crash due to COVID-19That's the headline in this morning's Arizona Republic from real estate reporter Catherine Reagor.As she says, "Metro Phoenix fares better in economic downturns not led by the real estate market, but that doesn’t mean the Valley’s housing market will be unscathed by the COVID-19 crisis. 

This may grab the headlines, but a 1031 is just one mechanism for cap gains mitigation.