If he calls your bluff fold and move on.

It seems that this group is actually a reboot of the old Columbus REiA that all but folded a few years ago when the market went bad. 

Like in Texas Hold'em...you have to know when to hold or fold

People have to pull their blind fold and snap out of their daze.

I know when to fold 'em :mrgreen: Seriously, I knew Dwight was good, just didn't think he was good enough to take down the king.

www.wsj.com/articles/wall-street-as-landlord-black...Ill let someone else argue more numbers with you, but if I took 1 of the 22 houses I bought last week and sold it, I'd net $40,000 for my 9k cash investment in just that one, I could then fold that and buy 5 more.. but I'm a buy and hold hold hold type of guy, and I like the 100k+ net rents I'll make from the 22 units each year with my own managers running the show, while I sit at home chatting on BP.. maybe I'm just a ignorant millionaire, but I figure a sub 200k investment for about 130k net return per year ain't bad, and that 22 units was just for one month.

I fold them up one third, and slip them into a file.

I can only assume the owner had a business and folded.

Otherwise you can fold, you can lower the price, you can negotiate special terms and allow a buyer to hold the property without a deposit or a signed assignment agreement.

The reason it was placed there was 2 fold.