You are looking for a combination of two things.The first is called Active Financing Exclusion combined with Inversion.Combine the two with Defference, and you will be able to indefinitely kick the can down the road.

You can carry over depreciation and business expenses indefinitely, from property to property, and then sell it off, for a tax-free exchange (6 month time limit to buy!

Any net interest expense may be carried forward indefinitely and allowed as a deduction against net interest income in future years.

If my options are for $75,000 are a Cleveland duplex that rents for $1,300/mo with an indefinite hold period or $75,000 to spend on some other income stream I am probably going with the other income stream. 

He was specifically thinking in terms of flipping.My general (albiet inexperienced) impression is that if I'm looking to rent it and can do so, as long as I can get rents in excess of any monthly outlays of these loans, pre or post financing, then I'm staying ahead potentially indefinitely--this assuming I refinance into a single set rate.

If they want to indefinitely defer their taxable gain they should look at a 1031 Exchange. 

The interest rates will not stay at 7% indefinitely, and when you are able to refinance the cash flow portion will come sooner.  

Don't get caught up trying to buy the newest car, make sure you can afford it so you are not stressing yourself out

That's a sobering circumstance to contemplate, one not often mentioned by high-profile leaders of electric car makers."

Inherently permanent structures are any distinct assets and permanently affixed to real property and expected to remain indefinitely based on facts and circumstances, such as telephone poles and railroad tracks. 1031 and 1.856-10.