Honorably, admirably is the correct response of course.Our slogan contains three “honorable” synonyms “…Legally, Morally, Ethically.”™ So, addressing our minds from this premise, we may conquer challenges in ways unavailable from a negative space.Negotiating from a position of unfair advantage doesn’t permit negative aspects.

I have a rental property that is professionally managed that I was thinking of trying to sell to the current tenants. I have no relationship with them but thought I would contact them and see if they would be interest...

Preferably in their mid 20's to early 30's, in business for 4+ years, and highly ethical and professional with impressive sales numbers.

I’d run like a bat out of hell from a lagoon or a water treatment plant , though.Again, it is best to get some input from an experienced operator but consider this:  if a newbie who has just been reading books and listening to podcasts can pinpoint red flags, you know that’s a deal to run from.  

Must be highly ethical and respected as well. 

Requirements are:23-35 years oldLicensed for at least 3/4+ yearsImpressive sales numbersGood camera presenceHighly ethical and well respectedAny additional awards and accolades are also helpful.

Their requirements are:23-35 years oldLicensed for 3-4+ yearsImpressive sales numbersGood camera presence Highly ethical and well respectedAny additional awards and accolades are also helpful.

Any wholesaler who is ethical and honest should/would never feel like they are stealing from the homeowner.

@Michael DeakinDepending on how much you paid out for the property in total a cost seg may make sense.The agricultural structures have a much more favorable depreciation schedule and tax treatment than a traditional commercial building. 

@Ashish Acharya is correct here regarding federal treatment.