I will need to use my money to make Mortgage, Insurance and Tax payments on it until I can get it with a Vacation Rental company (I use Vacasa)  I have a good job making over 6 digits that I plan to keep working at for another 5 years unless I sell this house and do really well which is highly possible from my experience unless the market tanks similar to 2008. 

Then the partnership can be on title as the owner of both current properties and then the partnership can be the consistent taxpayer for a clean 1031 exchange.

Remember that about half of loans are backed by insurance (you and me as the tax payer) so there is money on the "back end" that the bank stands to gain as well.

@Ryan ReidBelow are a sample of 2 instances when someone would want to perform a cost segregation study.1) They are eligible to claim real estate professional status and performing a cost segregation study would wipe out other forms of income.2) taxpayer has a lot of rentals and some are generating positive taxable income.Performing a cost segregation study on one property may wipe out the taxable income from the other properties.Best of luck.

What could make a deadbeat hillbilly happier that sitting on their fat butt; smoking a cigarette; working on a case of Bud; all of the while watching their 120 inch big screen TV - ALL PAID FOR BY THE TAXPAYERS?

In the past, smaller taxpayers such as yourself held a disproportionately higher audit risk since it's a lot faster to audit the little guy which makes their numbers look better.

Tax sales are a balancing act among (1) the need of government to collect property taxes and, if owners will not pay then, then to provide incentives for investors to purchase the tax rights and (2) investors, who need an attractive return for the risk they are taking, and (3) citizen taxpayers, who should not lose their property and all equity because of small debts and perhaps temporary or at least relatively short term financial difficulties.

However I would say this tax payment deadline is the prompt to pay. 

There are a few reasons for this but the main driver is the fact that in Georgia the county tax commissioner has an implied lien over ALL real estate owned by a given taxpayer, not just the property or properties with overdue taxes. 

It doesn't really affect me, other than as a tax payer.