And remember the 1031 is indefinitely deferred. 

They will also be carried forward indefinitely.

the lynchpin to each is that when you sell you'll be able to do a 1031 and keep the deferred tax working for you indefinitely.

I can easily see a permanent loss of many of the jobs and benefits will not last indefinitely.

And when you do a 1031 you defer paying the tax indefinitely. 

If the answer to that question is that you can hold indefinitely, I'd recommend using a metric like IRR to take the emotion out of your decision and look at what you forecast your ROI to be if you exit after 10 or 15 years.

The main part of that agreement is that she'll be able to rent indefinitely for $500 a month with 3% annual increases.The normal rents on similar properties are between 1300 and 1400.

Here's something you could look into...What if you booked a night in your own Airbnb and just stayed there indefinitely until you got loftium's attention? 

This change, and the current prospect of being able to work from home indefinitely, has put a premium on home offices.With all U.S. states at least partially reopened, it's become clear that most Americans who have the ability to work from home want to continue doing so even after the pandemic ends.

I'm bummed that the timing of my jumpstart coincides with Covid, as all Meetups are postponed indefinitely.