There is no happenstance involved, very strategic, methodical, and really smart. 

@Caleb Scott this might be a good time to strategize with family.

Once a solution for the tree is formulated, will then address the basement wall foundation affected. 

When diving into virtual wholesaling in Miami, it's crucial to be strategic in your market selection.

My perspective is that I am in this for the long haul and strategically investing into the property will bring long term benefits over time. 

So, once you get to that point where we have the 3-6 months of bills saved...then we can start to strategize on how to leverage that money best.Hope all of that makes sense.

You want an accountant that can help you strategize and who is responsive when you want to know the tax consequences of the decisions you are making throughout the year.Good luck and let me know if I can be of assistance.

Couple things worth noting:- There are time restrictions for when the property has to be identified and secured- An intermediary like @Dave Foster has to hold the funds until purchase of the new property- The taxes are deferred so eventually you will pay them, UNLESS you continue to do it until you die OR look for other ways to mitigate capital gains tax by working with a strategic CPAHope this helps Account Closed

I’ll answer this with I don’t know what I don’t know till I have enough information to formulate a good answer.

By fostering this open dialogue, you can work together to ensure that properties are well-maintained, ultimately leading to increased satisfaction among tenants and a stronger sense of community within the property.Effectively managing properties with tenants requiring frequent maintenance and appliance replacements requires a proactive and strategic approach that prioritizes the long-term satisfaction of both landlords and tenants.