unless it was a recreational type property were my sole purpose of buying was to just recreate on it and I don't care when and if they ever get title.. or its ag or forest lands etc were titel does not disturb my ability to grow asparagus and then harvest and sell said asparagus

This raises your cost basis and lowers taxable gain.Selling costs: Realtor commissions, title fees, legal fees, etc. reduce the gain.Loss harvesting: If you have taxable investments, you can realize losses in the same year to offset the home gain.

@Brandon LeeI’m a fan of cash out refis to harvest some equity to scale up for free.

Crops are harvested. 

UNLESS your doing it NOT expecting 200 but instead premium harvesting focusing around E.R..

(I go out there every year to run the combine for harvest.) 

Wait 21 years and harvest then $92,000 per acre.  

I’m a fan of harvesting the equity to scale up.

However, if you can do without the deduction now, you'll be better off paying the extra taxes now on the 'seed' instead of the 'harvest' later.

These properties are in the harvesting phase.