Tax mitigation strategies for sale of rentals include 1031 exchange, Sec 121 exclusion, Qualified Opportunity Zone, more things, ...

If you want to make 1031 work and mitigate those taxes you can modify your flipping calendar a little bit. 

Explore ways to balance your real estate portfolio and mitigate risks by exploring different property types or locations.Exit Strategy: Have a clear exit strategy in mind.

Airbnb was unable to help because their eviction policy defaults to the eviction laws of the state that you live in.If anyone else has info on this too, I'd love to hear how to mitigate this problem.Kind Regards,Noah Nadeau

For individuals navigating the demands of a w2 job and grappling with substantial tax obligations, exploring the potential of short-term rentals unveils a compelling avenue to mitigate tax burdens.

This is generally recommended, in addition to insurance, regardless of the size of your portfolio to mitigate risk in the event of a lawsuit.

I've thought to mostly stay away from condos but I like how you are mitigating the risk of them by buying up so many and being on the board of directors.

Auction.com is hired by banks to sell assets to highest bidder through quasi on line auctions.in some states LIke Alabama they are actually the criers at the public court house auction.. if not sold there then those assets are brought into the loss mit departments then listed with auction to be sold on line at some point in the future.I like it as they require actual money to buy this stuff as in you need healthy deposits and REAL POF's and you can't assign contracts etc.. so it mitigates competition with the no money wholesalers that are out there by the millions  LOL.. 

"The best laid plans of mice and men""Patience is a virtue"First I may suggest to envision your end game, to own a smooth running, cost mitigating and profitable MFB( multi-family-buliding), MRB( multi-residential-building) or could it also be a MUCB ( multi-unit-commercial-building)?

In your case you would have to be able to say that you had intended to build this house and hold it but there are now substantial mitigating circumstances you can demonstrate for why you are selling it so quickly.In general new construction and fix n flips do not qualify for 1031 treatment.