Surprisingly, siblings are NOT disqualified persons, even though ancestors and descendants are.

I wish I had a more noble reason but I think the money is where its at!

Basically, you can't do any deal with your self, spouse, your ancestors or descendants, or anyone with a fiduciary relationship with one of these people.There are also some funny taxes that come into play in certain situations.Jon

You, your spouse, any of your ancestors or descendants, and specific other persons with whom you have a financial relationship are disqualified persons.

While your seller may truly be noble and honest, it is worth the couple of weeks and few hundred bucks to sleep better at night.

I think this is a very noble and interesting undertaking.

I have an office in Westminster that I'm at a few days a week, let me know if you want to grab coffee sometime (barnes and noble, 92nd and sheridan is my spot)!

I don't know if it was simply the fashion or whether our ancestors were 10ft tall, but it eats away the heating.Despite my best efforts, I haven't been able to find a solution to this.

You just spent over $400 on REI books from Barnes and Noble because when you can't be making deals you can READ about making deals.......

You, your spouse, or a descendant or ancestor of either may qualify as the buyer.)