You have to play the hand you are dealt and not the hand you wanted.

And sometimes no savings at all.But if you do elevate tax considerations to the top of your list, then yes, you may close in 2019, report the sale in 2019 and play the S-corp salary game in 2019.

You are their landlord, not their friend.Now as for why I would keep the tenant, that is simple from the outside looking in it sounds like the financially savvy play. The

It may take a few years to break even but sometimes you have to play the long game.

I’ll go higher because I don’t want to play the game of always looking I was to be closing.

It meets at the Home Real Estate office on O Street to play the Robert Kiyosakis cashflow game and network. 

I get it, we must play the write of game but in RE financing you can't have it both ways.

in the buyers market I was getting offers that gave us 2 hours to respond  LOL.. but like Frank I dont play the multiple  offer game as a buyer very oten  unless i really really want it... then i use an escalation clause.Frank is it common in your market to put an escalation clause in your offers ???

Usually at this point, if they are going to play the game of "service animal" they will ask about service animals.

@Lucas Carl and @Julie McCoy (and anyone else who knows about this stuff)Let's play the What If game.