"they have not received the contract sale price to date but will happen sometime this year " 

So was there a purchase agreement signed in 2022 with interest only for the first year and interest and principal in 2023 ?      If yes, then the 6252 would be calculated showing a gross profit.  You then enter $0 principal received and $xxx interest for 2022.   Client is only taxed on the interest for 2022 and none of the gross profit.

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@Accomacktax wrote:

 I marked all depreciation with the date only

and I figured the depreciation recapture the problem

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Are you "linking" the Asset Entry Worksheets to the 6252?

You aren't entering anything by calling it "recapture", are you?  For the most part, real estate doesn't have "recapture", it has "Unrecaptured Section 1250 Gain".

As a side note, it makes things WAY easier to read if you use proper sentences and paragraphs, with capitalization and punctuation.  Many people (including me) often just ignore posts like yours because they are difficult to read.  So making it easier to read increases the probability that somebody will be able to help you.

Yes  but what about what they received at closing???  would that be Principal?

Thank you

Do you have a copy of the purchase agreement?  What are the details of the agreement?   Was the payment at closing a down payment ?  If yes, then it is report as principal received.    

Thank you   You have been very helpful

Have done this many times. Pro series does an excellent job on it. Excellent.