High income earners may be subject to an additional 3.8% tax called the net investment income tax on both short-and-long term capital gains.So, yes, if your only objective to avoid capital gain and pocket the profit (not to do 1031 exchange or QOZfund), then stretching it to 2 years is your best option.

My thoughts: I think that properties can be sold at substantial discounted prices.

Hope all of that makes sense but do reach out with any additional questions.  

Additionally, if the Sarasota home has been their primary residence, all gains up to $500k will be tax-exempt, so there will be no tax bill to pay (consult your/their accountant first to confirm).

In addition, they required me to sign additional documents AFTER I enrolled and paid for this course and the requirement to sign these documents were not disclosed prior to enrollment and payment.

@Alba Cheung, to piggyback off Josh, in addition to local ordinances, you must review the bylaws if the properties reside in an HOA community.

So, just like their constant attack/desire to repeal Obamacare, they looking to go after the IRA Act just like they are trying to kill the additional funding to the IRS. 

We have currently only one month worth of supply, which means that sellers don't have to give any sort of discount for condition.

In addition, if you are making a bet on the market you can buy more this way and the appreciation will more than makeup for any issues and many buyers will want to fix all the units to higher standards anyway. 

I personally run a Professional Landlord business to manage our own properties and others for a significant discount compared to traditional property managers!