Not just same objectives, but same moral compass, decision making abilities, etc.

A community that loses it's moral compass is doomed to an ugly community.I presented two alternate solutions in my post.I'd say when people simply pretend to be listening but really are not, it makes it tough to come to a consensus solution.I think attempting to shove the square block through the round circle is a bad strategy.

Moral: you could talk to P2 and simply ask how long he is giving the other buyer, and you are ready to go immediately.

As a licensed agent, by presenting multiple selling options with full disclosure on each, the seller can make their own informed decision and the agent is not violating any real estate laws or morality.

Hello everyone,I know this is a strange question but I am in an interesting predicament and would love others' opinion.

Originally posted by @Carolyn Morales:@Joshua Christensen@Gary RogersLand and otc tax deeds has been pretty passive for me in Duval, Clay County Florida.

@Nanyarid Gonzalez Hey Nanyarid, I’m currently kinda in the same predicament.

I'm pretty sure you don't have to do this but I myself think is morally wrong.

I am currently in a predicament where I have 4 tenants in a house. 

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