Unless you decided to do a 1031 exchange, which would allow you to indefinitely defer all tax and depreciation recapture.

Pre-agree on what counts as a “major decision” (sale, refinance, long or large leases, cap-ex above $X), set response deadlines so no one can stall indefinitely, and write down exactly what happens if a partner doesn’t fund (temporary loans at a stated rate, dilution after a cure period, or—only as a last resort—a forced-sale trigger).

The lower half of that state of Illinois (no exaggeration) wants to be annexed by Indiana because of Pritzker and lack of representation in the North but are being held hostage indefinitely.

You're left with deprecation - which seems to only be a benefit if you're an REP or stay in real estate indefinitely.

But if you keep the rent the same, they will stay for maybe a indefinite period of time.

You will be able to defer all of the tax and depreciation in a 1031 exchange indefinitely.

A long-term investment does not mean an indefinite lack of communication with investors.Resolution ProposalA full return of my capital investment, including all MOU-related fees.To summarize:My Foothills Land, Rad REIT, and Rad America investments are valued at $315,000 based on the latest available data.This means Rad keeps 1% of both the Wholesale and Cattle House investments and retains my Inner Circle fee.In effect, Rad made $175,000 in profits on my capital while I received nothing in return.Despite my deep concerns about Rad’s business practices, I am willing to take a loss just to walk away.

You can still manage remotely with a good property manager, which lets you keep building your portfolio without waiting indefinitely for the “perfect” local deal.

And then when you sell a property it is now eligible a 1031 exchange which indefinitely defers all of the tax on gain. 

Doing a 1031 exchange would indefinitely defer.