I would think that if you are really and truly concerned, you will take evasive action.

Remember avoidance OK, evasion is illegal.In my opinion, syndication sponsors over sell the benefit of Bonus Depreciation and Cost Seg to beginners. 

You'll want to work with a savvy Tax attorney, business attorney, and CPA to make sure this is a valid tax avoidance or optimization play, and not a tax evasion play.In the end, Bellman, I will tell you what life has told me:  Occam's Razor is for real.

The act of selling something where applicable state, county or federal taxes are involved, such as the conveyance of real property can fall under tax evasion.

Why are you being so evasive about the questions I've asked? 

It would be nice if we could wait until the contract with century 21 expires and then just do the transaction and save the 6% commission but I don't want to wait an extra month if there is some other loophole in the contract that says we will still have to pay her a 6% commission even though the contract has expired (because I inquired about the house while the contract was still valid or something like that) .  3% would be OK but since she has not even scheduled one showing and has been evasive regarding some of the questions I have asked her regarding the house etc., 6% seems a bit excessive.Thank you for any insights regarding real estate transactions in Alabama.

If you know fix and flippers or wholesalers who are doing 1031's they are committing tax evasion. 

That response sounds pretty evasive, you may need to speak with their managing broker...

What you are advising is quite literally tax evasion (highly illegal).If you set up an LLC and incur start up costs in 2016 but your business isn't actually ready to go (i.e.

@Bill F. yea, she has continued being extremely evasive and rude.