@Lisa MaturoI think your first course of action is to determine what the tax would be on the sale of the property.Considering you used it as a rental property and took depreciation, calculating the gain/tax is more than just taking the fair market value less what you spent on the property.Factor in federal and state taxes into this calculation.You then want to see if there is a tax due and if there are ways to defer it. 

@Ben Feder, utilities have meters and accounts. 

In addition to your federal tax return, you may also have state filings so keep that in mind.

The question is how often does the federal government chase after a small fry like me performing a step transaction just trying to not run out of money in retirement.

Bay Equity, Greylock Federal, and Adams Community.

@Matthew WalshYou want to determine if there is a filing requirement at both the federal and state level.If it is a multi-member LLC, the IRS says no filing requirement if no activity.No activity is normally hard to do though if you created an entity and planned to do business; just my opinion.The state is another animal, The state may want a filing even if there is no activity.

With REI, one is on one's own at the mercy of local, state and federal pols (e.g.

The bank was Loyola Federal Savings and Loan, the successor should be SunTrust.

Purchase price: $220,000 Cash invested: $30,000 Beautiful, renovated townhouse in trendy Federal Hill neighborhood. 2 story with loft and rooftop deck.

That's a federal law.