To say that the US economy will collapse if people have to stay in their homes for 2 more months seems a really far stretch.

These were not foreseen before we had him, but we were able to avoid being stretched financially if we had to pay for those things. 

I've rented out homes (some with pools or high end amenities) from $3000 to $9000 per month plus all utils for as long as three years or more at a stretch with no problems.

So you would not have to pay the tax until April of 2016.Secondly, and maybe more importantly, by starting the exchange and stretching it into the new tax year it allows you to file a second return for your business which might mean the difference in qualifying.  

Jamie,, head the sage advice from the Memphis pro's  out of state 30 to 40k props in major metro areas of the US are not B class by a long stretch..

It took 3 months to finish and get tenants in there when we could have paid a professional and had it done in 1 month, the costs would have washed and we wouldn't have stretched ourselves (timewise) to thin.

Who is not overly stretched.

A lot of people must be stretching to buy anything. 

Originally posted by @ANDREW GALEANO:@John TeachoutWouldnt say the exonomy was good - id opt to say, “the house of cards was a little stabler”agreed... the whole system we have has been stretched, warped, bent in so many ways.  

I'll have him work on a product line of solid inexpensive massage/stretching devices that primarilly function by floors, walls, ceilings, doorways and basic furniture that has been passively developing in my head over the few years that I've been dealing with a lot of stress related muscular pain, not to get personal but maybe I may have run into this fellow for another purpose than so far assumed.