Is it upon the sale of a property... or is it on a Cash basis, that is, only when cash is actually received?

A few months ago I hired an agent and we've been in and out of contracts here in Cincinnati, Ohio, where I've lived for 8 years now however I just received news that I will be moving to Chicago with my job in the next two months. 

I just recently received my license and I will consider myself extremely lucky if I sell a home in the next 6 months, by the time you get networked there you'll be moving again.

In an area that received 40" of rain and many homes got FEET of water, this was a good deal less.

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If now's the time to make that leap from active into a passive role (whether fatigue, age, or changing priorities) then the DST can be a great way and still preserve all of that hard earned gain and have to pay back the depreciation you've received @Christopher Smith. 

Hey all, thought I'd throw this out there to see what feedback I could receive...My story starts in 2016 when I bought my first place in Charlotte, NC; a two bed, two bath condo within walking distance to nightlife, restaurants, transportation, and most importantly, delicious breweries! 

Ideally, your rents received will cover most/all of your expenses which will lower your cost of living and accelerate your savings rate.

The tax cost is generally far less than the boost in return the IRA is receiving via leverage. 

I have never seen it happen, even in some cases where I thought they should have received it.