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I think with that amount, he'll have to pay some taxes, so if it's gross he won't get the whole $2 million.Second, I'd encourage him to figure out what he wants.

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Thank you all for your advice and encouragement.

I am an adviser not in the mastermind to make them do things differently.The bigger companies all are trying to give less info. on the front end to encourage conversation with buyers to help select the clients that are going to work best.

Our tax code encourages behavior that is detrimental to our country and it puts us at a disadvantage globally.

I would have encouraged them to do an inspection, pay for an appraisal (even with a cash transaction), and consult with an attorney, but if someone has the money to buy I don't see why you wouldn't sell.

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I have one tenant who is like that, but he's been great all along.I'm just trying to encourage people to do the work up front so that we don't have to invent all these other systems to coax our tenants into paying the rent that is due.

@Randy thanks for the encouragement.