I need to analyze my financial situation to see when is better to pay capital gain taxes on our rental property we are selling- this year or next. 

To basically discuss with them that this doesn't appear to be the right situation for them. 

Don't think I've got a choice on that.Feeling passionate about how the situation is lame is totally reasonable.  

I am asking how I should move forward on this situation. 

That may be nothing like your situation.  

I'm wondering if the homes that survived the hurricane become more desirable in these situations or if values come down on all RE regardless?

Looking for general discussion, not necessarily specific feedback.How does everyone typically handle this sort of situation?

It's a sensitive situation which is why it's being structured that way.

Virginia;MilitaryBackground StoryI bought a duplex in November 2016 in Virginia but after I bought the property I hired a PM because I had to move to Mississippi for 9months and I had nobody in VA to overlook the property and collect rentI inherited 1 tenant and my PM acquired the other side.Predicament (because I'm nervous) & QuestionsPredicament I want to get rid of my PM because I want to have the stress of being a Landlord with small quantity of Units so when I acquire more units in future and hire a PM I will know everything there is to know or at least enough to not get toyed around and taken advantage of.Ive read Brandon Turners Book, For dummies book, Virginia Landlord and Tenant Act which were beneficial.

However, there are situations in which the buyer may pay all or part of the realtor's commission.