They typically catch me doing something that may be against the rules (illegal U turn, speeding, etc) and request a cash payment.  

At some point rents probably will catch up. 

And then you would probably also owe state taxes for TX and CA.2) You should have gotten a 1099-S from the sale.3) If the IRS catches you, you'll have taxes and penalties to pay on the gain.Also within Turbo Tax, I thought they had a feature to ask a live CPA by phone or in a chat box.

It will be same as how your deductions on SchE are apportioned.However, I think the catch will be what are you going to 1031 it for? 

I am playing a bit of catch up.

We certainly have that in common - hopefully I'll be catching up with you soon.Best of luck to you!

That's not too bad of a bug to catch, honestly. 

Thanks for catching that. 

I have doubts that they will ever catch up but that they just wanted to show 96% physical occupancy.So I think that the only prudent way to evaluate the deal is to assume that I will have to evict 8 residents. 

The whole "someone catching COVID liability" issue was a non-stop worry to them and so they didn't want to turn the property without a prolonged wait.