In Tennessee, a 1031 exchange defers federal capital gains tax but does not defer the state excise tax.

But Washington does have real estate excise tax and other costs you’ll want to factor in.Bottom line: If both LLCs are disregarded entities with you as the only owner, the exchange can work.

In Florida, once you have a judgment, you can record it, garnish wages, levy bank accounts, and in some cases place liens on property.

https://www.tn.gov/revenue/taxes/franchise---excise-tax/exem...

For a Solo 401k, you'll have to pay a 15% excise tax for the amount involved and "reverse" the transaction or a 100% tax can be imposed. 

If this is your first year renting it out, that may explain the jump.Exemptions Lost: If you previously had a homestead exemption or similar, renting the property can remove those benefits, resulting in higher taxes.County-wide Increases: Local tax levies, bond approvals, or budget increases for schools or infrastructure can also drive up rates.

And many of the SEC final judgments will even point out the outcomes to investors like this, as they explain why they levied huge financials penalties, etc.Hi Ian, how’s it going?  

If they're able to re-negotiate even 40% of the current tariffs levied on us + move the 10 year closer to pre-election time, then it's likely we're in a state of austerity + negative GDP growth which means Jerome reduces rates rather quickly not necessarily aggressively.Once that sequence is complete, you'll see the economy settle then rip up to the right.

And does it really matter what their excise is?

Quote from @Levi Klein: Quote from @Zachary McDonough: Quote from @Vince Mayer: This is not a sub 2 deal.