Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC):- https://www.sec.gov/complaint/select.shtml3.

If you choose to sell, consider post-retirement timing, installment sales, or a 1031 exchange to mitigate taxes.

If paid by the lender (this is common for conventional financing, especially with retail lenders), the origination and/or underwriting fee is “baked” into the interest rate, therefore giving you a higher rate in exchange for lower out of pocket costs. 

I did a 1031 Exchange back in 2022 because there were eviction moratoriums in place so I had to sell once my rental became vacant.

@Olga Nadal Fortunately, there is no penalty for an incomplete exchange.

Many real estate professionals pay little to no taxes by using these strategies in combination with 1031 exchanges, creating a snowball effect of tax-deferred wealth.

@Judy Jacobs, consider fees and exchange rates to maximize the amount received.

Also, I can 1031 exchange some of my rentals that I have had for 25+ years and defer the taxes. 

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Or any other options you prefer such as a 1031 exchange?