One of the BEST posts I’ve ever read concerning advice + information. 

@Jim Witten  I think his concern may be that he could get cut out of the deal if you don't sign a listing agreement with him.I probably wouldn't sign the agreement, but I would sign a letter saying I agree to pay him x% if his client buys my property.Regardless, I wouldn't let this opportunity slip by without checking it out first.

Not sure if how many partners are involved, but does the buyer have more or less than 25% ownership... many questions to ask and best to have a call or share your email address.If you want to share your email address

@Brody Veilleux, it sounds like you have 2 issues you want to address not just one.

It's impossible to give a definitive answer on whether you should sell or keep the property without the address and further details but based on the photos alone what I would first suggest is an amenity analysis.

Addressing zoning and land development issues early is crucial to avoid delays.

Addressing zoning and land development issues early is crucial to avoid delays.

I am concerned that newly forming DST’s are basically buying at top of market now, so who knows how successful they will be 7-10 years from now.

When people express concerns about starting an Airbnb in smaller markets, it genuinely amuses me, as this experience has proven that success is not limited by location.

Additionally, offering to discuss any concerns she might have or exploring possible compromises can further demonstrate your willingness to work together for a mutually beneficial outcome.